Finding Happiness In The Permanent Underclass
On becoming a better neighbor
In Order To Live
Where have I been???
What's In A Magazine?
truth-telling in the age of hyperlocal machine intelligence and collapse
What's In A Magazine?
truth-telling in the age of hyperlocal machine intelligence and collapse
Adventure Awaits
I've been wandering
Winds of Change
Spring is in the air 🌱
Kimiya: A New Mag on The Alchemy of Creation
Technology is simply nature expressing itself.Since my post on leaving crypto, I’ve gotten questions about what I’m interested in working on next. Though I gave a little at the end, maybe you didn’t get that far down or just want some more details. Having the freedom as a creator to choose what you want to work on is incredibly liberating, and having done just that for quite a while now, I guess I simply want to be open to sharing more of that with more people. Don’t worry, I won’t keep you h...
Kimiya: A New Mag on The Alchemy of Creation
Technology is simply nature expressing itself.Since my post on leaving crypto, I’ve gotten questions about what I’m interested in working on next. Though I gave a little at the end, maybe you didn’t get that far down or just want some more details. Having the freedom as a creator to choose what you want to work on is incredibly liberating, and having done just that for quite a while now, I guess I simply want to be open to sharing more of that with more people. Don’t worry, I won’t keep you h...
The Chaotic Moral Compass Accelerates
Listen to the Google NotebookML Deep Dive podcast of this piece. Or create your own. Polynya was right; there is a lot of good in crypto. However, it appears crypto’s moral compass may be beyond repair, yet even bigger macro problems remain. Since being back from Devcon, I've had time to think again about the role I can play as social structures and narratives continue to shift toward destruction through chaos. I've also become hyper-aware of the reality that is working in the crypt...
The Chaotic Moral Compass Accelerates
Listen to the Google NotebookML Deep Dive podcast of this piece. Or create your own. Polynya was right; there is a lot of good in crypto. However, it appears crypto’s moral compass may be beyond repair, yet even bigger macro problems remain. Since being back from Devcon, I've had time to think again about the role I can play as social structures and narratives continue to shift toward destruction through chaos. I've also become hyper-aware of the reality that is working in the crypt...
Devcon SEA In Review
Devcon week in Bangkok is over, and since I have some free time, I thought I would give my thoughts on the week for those who couldn’t attend. This may also be helpful for folks who were actually here but had different experiences than I did. I was beyond excited for this year’s Devcon to be in Bangkok since the moment I heard about it. I had been planning a trip to Thailand for multiple months leading up to the announcement. The location, people, and Ethereum truly showed up to be the top ET...
Devcon SEA In Review
Devcon week in Bangkok is over, and since I have some free time, I thought I would give my thoughts on the week for those who couldn’t attend. This may also be helpful for folks who were actually here but had different experiences than I did. I was beyond excited for this year’s Devcon to be in Bangkok since the moment I heard about it. I had been planning a trip to Thailand for multiple months leading up to the announcement. The location, people, and Ethereum truly showed up to be the top ET...
From My Desk: Media & The Internet
“I am full of love for every one. And everything is soft and vague and very sad. It is sad, it is sad. But everything has meaning.” - Virginia Wolf. I saw this quote just now and it reminded me why I exist. As I write this on Thursday evening, I am once again taken aback by how inspiring it is to be engulfed by media. I watched this two-hour video essay by the channel Then & Now on the rise and fall of media, and while it was illuminating, it still left me wondering how we can fall in love wi...
From My Desk: Media & The Internet
“I am full of love for every one. And everything is soft and vague and very sad. It is sad, it is sad. But everything has meaning.” - Virginia Wolf. I saw this quote just now and it reminded me why I exist. As I write this on Thursday evening, I am once again taken aback by how inspiring it is to be engulfed by media. I watched this two-hour video essay by the channel Then & Now on the rise and fall of media, and while it was illuminating, it still left me wondering how we can fall in love wi...
From My Desk: On Editing
This week, a request from Samantha, founder of Humankind Candles, came across my desk to write about how I edit. Perfect timing, too, since I’ve been thinking about the mysterious life of the editor. Maybe I'm blind and just not following many, but I don't see many editors in our space talking about their process. Or perhaps they're not sure it would be interesting enough; who knows? If you're an editor, I'd love to be in a group chat with you!! At the moment, I’m edi...
From My Desk: On Editing
This week, a request from Samantha, founder of Humankind Candles, came across my desk to write about how I edit. Perfect timing, too, since I’ve been thinking about the mysterious life of the editor. Maybe I'm blind and just not following many, but I don't see many editors in our space talking about their process. Or perhaps they're not sure it would be interesting enough; who knows? If you're an editor, I'd love to be in a group chat with you!! At the moment, I’m edi...
