
I write to make sense of things that stay on my mind: like developments in AI, philosophy or the way we treat each other. This is where I think them through, and sometimes change my mind.
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“Your plastic pal who’s fun to be with.”
— the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation, in Douglas Adams’s The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
The fuss about the swarm
Last week, Dwarkesh Patel published an essay about how an army of AI age...
Recently, AI models started solving mathematics and physics problems that humans hadn't cracked in decades. Exact solutions for the radiation of cosmic strings. Long-standing problems about exotic states of matter. Real ones, published in r...
Physics can be fascinating.
I’m not a physicist, but ever since reading Stephen Hawking’s A Brief History of Time, I’ve loved discovering how completely physics can overturn our most deeply rooted ideas about reality.
Time does not pass a...
This is Part 2 of a series on self-acceptance under conditions of social exclusion. Part 1 lays out the underlying problem; you can read it [here].
In this part, I try to demystify how biased interpretations of other people are formed: wha...
There is a large and useful literature on low self-esteem, insecurity, shame, impostor syndrome, and the harsh inner voice. Much of it begins from a humane premise: that people suffer not only from what happens to them, but from the meaning...
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I write to make sense of things that stay on my mind: like developments in AI, philosophy or the way we treat each other. This is where I think them through, and sometimes change my mind.
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