June 1, 2026
R. I. P. The Gadget
The slow, inevitable death of human fascination with our own toys. Oh yes — the death of the gadget is upon us. I’ve written about it, ranted about…
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Category: Technology
June 1, 2026
The Language Between Minds and Machines
Before the machine awakens, a thought must be spoken. Not in volts or silicon pulses, but in sentences of reason, crafted for another mind to follow without fear. A programmer…
June 1, 2026
Why I am not worried about Japan’s Nuclear reactors – re-post by Morgsatlarge
(Re-post by Morgsatlarge, featuring Dr. Josef Oehmen, MIT) This post is not mine — and that is precisely why it deserves to be here. In the chaos following…
June 1, 2026
And the journey continues
When one cycle ends, another begins — not in technology, but in thought. The age of the gadget may be over, but the journey — the human journey…
June 1, 2026
Finding Yourself
I did not arrive by the familiar road, the one marked by predictable milestones. There was no bicycle leaning against a wall, no bat learning the shape of…
June 1, 2026
Greater than Hiroshima Nagasaki?
Two days ago, when diplomatic cables began circulating ominous warnings of a possible nuclear meltdown in Japan after that massive tsunami, something stirred deep inside me. If the…
June 1, 2026
Hello World. From Home.
Resilience, reflection, and rediscovery in the age of isolation. Maybe it’s just the calling of our times — that strange, unwelcome reminder that the world is not invincible.…
June 1, 2026
Why Deep Tech is India’s Only Path to True Excellence
India stands at a strange and defining crossroads. On one hand, it is one of the fastest-growing startup ecosystems in the world—producing unicorns, scaling digital infrastructure, and transforming…
June 1, 2026
The Paradox of Our Time — and the Promise of Our Future
Every once in a while, a piece of writing resurfaces that feels more relevant than the day it was written. Dr. Bob Moorehead’s “The Paradox of Our Time”…
June 1, 2026
B.iPh and A.iPh — Before iPhone and After iPhone
History often divides itself with invisible thresholds — moments after which the world can never be the same. The iPhone is one such threshold. If the calendar once…