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We’re watching something beautiful and disorienting unfold: the slow, recursive act of remaking what we mean by “mind.” Andy Clark’s recent Nature Communications article, Extending Minds with Generative AI, paints a compelling picture of humanity not as a fixed biological intelligence, but as something far more kaleidoscopic — a

Part I: The Vanishing Point of Work There is a quiet delamination unfolding beneath the visible surface of business. The split is not marked by press releases or quarterly guidance, but by the slow erosion of a foundational coupling — that capital needs labor to function, and that labor, in proximity

For most of human history, knowledge has unfolded like the gradual expansion of a map. Each generation of explorers, scientists, and thinkers etched new territories with care, cautiously pushing outward from the familiar into the unknown. That map has grown vast, but it has not grown infinite. At its edge

McLuhan After Automation In the quiet machinery of modern life, tools no longer merely extend our limbs—they reach into the folds of thought itself. They prewrite the choices, autocorrect the syntax, whisper the next best action before we’ve even named the question. The trail between “what is possible”

There’s an odd kind of courage tucked inside the act of writing. Not the loud, cinematic kind that breaks doors down, but the quieter sort—the kind that sits alone with a blank page and decides to try. Writing isn’t always elegant. Most days, it’s ritual. A

There is a quiet intensity in the story of Jiro, the master sushi chef who, even at ninety-nine, is found not chasing praise, but immersed in ecstasy—the kind that lives in fingertips, in repetition, in the small refinements only he will ever notice. What does Jiro know that the

The shuttle’s windows were not meant for looking out, yet Louise watched anyway. Beyond the polarized curvature, the light fanned in silent gradients—colors she did not know how to name, shifting in patterns that persisted even when she closed her eyes. Ahead, the Lattice had no edge, only