Frightening Tech versus Big Daddy Regulators

Sometimes, forgetting is good for your memory. If you are forgetting the concepts at a 'spaced interval' in a conscious way, you might actually make your memory more concrete.This could be best illustrated by the Repetition curve graph below:Our memory is prone to logarithmic decays as

We lack frequent usage of the 'future past tense' in modern discourse.When I was recently writing some new year resolutions, I noticed the use of 'I can', and 'I will', and found myself questioning the format, especially when I see that I'

We're witnessing the renaissance of personal websites. As social platforms become increasingly unstable, more creators are rediscovering the power of digital sovereignty.Writing for yourself on your personal website is the purest form of self-expression on the internet. It's pure as it avoids any trappings from

Let's say you have to make slides for tomorrow's big meeting. Your boss wants five strategy points on one slide. You know that's too much to be put on one slide, but it's being insisted. "This gives a complete picture of

Imagine having an idea in the shower and testing it before breakfast. That's our reality now. AI lets you prototype at the speed of thought. I use Claude Projects and Cursor to build what I call disposable apps - quick prototypes that prove a point. The magic? No