Questions about meaning, uncertainty, digital life, and philosophical traditions without pretending to have final answers.
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 YouTube marathon, read five Twitter threads, and checked two completely unimportant WhatsApp groups. Not because I'm lazy. Nor…
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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…
AI and Ethics: The Limits of Technology — When Should Code Stop?The first time I saw an AI model produce a human face that was almost ind…
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…
Have you ever stood at a crossroads in life and felt like there was no way out? Not because there are too many choices — but because all…
