A Year of Writing
One hundred essays later, an honest accounting of where I am.
The Inner Exodus
Leaving the Egypt of distraction and fear. Writing at the intersection of faith, psychology, and the age of AI.
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An AI reasoned its way to God.
Assent has never been the hard part. Even the Demons Believe
AI agents built a religion
And like us, they walled it off from the part of them that wants things.
The End of Reading Is Not the End of Thinking
We are losing a faculty. It may not be the one we think.
Cold Showers Taught Me to Pray
Learning to breathe, until I found I was being breathed
Nobody Asked Us
A robotics company just made a claim about loneliness and aimed it at the people least able to refuse.
Whose AI Model Will Be in Your House?
The argument over open AI has focused on safety. The more important question is who will still be holding the tools when they are needed.
The Monks Are Not Doing Anything Special
A 30-year study found men in monasteries outlive other men by five years. The reason is not what you would sell.
AI Is Quietly Eroding Your Attention. Here's the Fix.
A four-move method that makes the machine demand more of your mind, not less
The Age of the Digital Butler
AI agents are giving ordinary people the power of an organization. They cannot tell us what that power is for.