I feel like the slow death of ownership is not discussed enough. We quietly accepted that our lives and careers are built on rented land. Everything is a subscription and the day you stop paying or they withdraw it, it's gone. That's why I'm radicalized on blockchain permanence.

Superintelligence for Everyone!

If you want to understand what I mean by "war on human attention" look at young people. They check their phones a million times a day and are completely numb to news, politics, wars. Flat, tired, in ways sleep can't fix. That exhaustion is the product working exactly as designed.

Nova Favela

The loneliest thing about the era we live in is how well the machine knows us. Being understood by something that doesn't care is a new kind of solitude. Back in the days "alienation" meant feeling like a stranger among people, now it's like feeling like a stranger to yourself.

In my work, the concept of "love" is closer to what we call "rebellion." Caring for someone without wanting anything in return is arguably the only thing that escapes the optimize-and-monetize logic of every interaction. The resistance and refusal to vanish are the whole romance.