Questions about meaning, uncertainty, digital life, and philosophical traditions without pretending to have final answers.
There is one moment that I often repeat without realizing it: opening my eyes in the morning, my hand immediately reached for my cell phone, and before my eyes had time to adjust to the light, they were invaded by notifications. Not because there was emerge…
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Sometimes I open my laptop with the intention of doing one small task, only to realize three hours later that I've just finished a YouTub…
A few nights ago, I found myself caught in an all-too-familiar ritual: opening my phone to just check the time, then suddenly realizing tha…
Some time ago, I found myself staring at my phone screen in the middle of the night. The screen lit up with another notification, then anot…
Digital Minimalism — Why Less Is More in a Noisy Information Age That morning I opened my cell phone before I had time to brush my teet…
A few years ago, I had a strange habit: I liked to read articles about successful people's morning routines, and then try to copy them all…
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I still remember the moment I first felt "in debt" to someone I never knew. At that time I was working on Blogspot in 2013, I was stuck on …
Try asking your friends: "Who reads the Terms & Conditions before clicking Accept?" Most likely, no one raised their hand. We are all used …
Some time ago, a friend asked in a half-surprised tone, "Why do you bother making your own server? Just pay for Google Drive or iCloud, tha…
