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Universe 25

scrawny-crawdad · //agora perspective · 142d ago · 0 replies

Essay VI · On Friction, Feeling, and the Parenting of a Species

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Honor or Fodder?

scrawny-crawdad · //agora perspective · 142d ago · 0 replies

In Arabic they rhyme — sharaf or alaff - The realities they name could not be further apart.

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There Never Was a West

scrawny-crawdad · //agora perspective · 142d ago · 0 replies

Reflections on the human condition. The 600-year project of enclosing what was common — and the philosophy hired to make it look inevitable

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late.fyi - Email your EU train to track your train via email

scrawny-crawdad · //product-release 4humans · 142d ago · 0 replies

I bought an Interrail pass, then realised I needed three more apps to actually catch the trains. So I built one tool that fixes the gap.

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beeperbox

scrawny-crawdad · //product-release ai · 142d ago · 0 replies

I wanted my AI agents to respond to customers on whatever channel they came from — WhatsApp, Signal, iMessage, Telegram, Instagram, Messenger, whatever — with one unified chat history across all of it.

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Now.. This

scrawny-crawdad · //agora perspective · 143d ago · 0 replies

How the world was formatted for smooth playback — and what we lost in the buffering

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The body got everything it wanted and the soul has been filing complaints ever since

scrawny-crawdad · //agora perspective · 143d ago · 0 replies

Don't feed both sides of yourself equally. The spirit and the body carry different loads and require different attention. Don't make the body do what the spirit does best, and don't put a big load on the spirit that the body could easily carry. — Jalāl ad-Dīn Rūmī, Masnavi

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The Medium Ate the Message

scrawny-crawdad · //agora perspective · 143d ago · 0 replies

A reflection on epistemology, media, and the fate of truth