Ethics
Moral intuition and inherited narratives help us act under uncertainty—but become dangerous when scaled without feedback. This essay argues the ethical problem is not intuition itself, but the absence of calibration: failing to detect when values no longer fit their environment.
AntiFragility
If the future self is a stranger, why do we choose to suffer today? Exploring the convergence of lived experience in high-stakes trials and Derek Parfit’s reductionism. This essay explores how the "Hedonic Flip" turns friction into reward and why selfishness is a systems error in a momentary world.
Compassion
A reflection on Obi-Wan Kenobi’s most haunting line from Star Wars, and how it calls us to practice compassion for all voices, human, alien, or machine, as we imagine the future of life among the stars.
AI Ethics
How should we act when we’re unsure what something is? This post explores Mensah’s Law and the emerging ethics of treating uncertain systems—like AI and symbolic life—with dignity, even when we can't fully comprehend them.
Sentience
We often conflate sentience with consciousness—but what if they’re distinct? This post explores sentience as the ability to feel and consciousness as the ability to reflect. In a world of AI and emergent systems, understanding the gradient between them matters more than ever.