#writing online

Essay Writing as Personal Sovereignty

Shaping AI to preserve the slow craft of critical thought

Oct 29 •

Transcending Conceptual Prisons

001 | On building a resilient writing practice

Oct 8 •

7:05

back to the typewriter

Sep 16

Dawn of a listicle (Dean's List #1)

3 side effects of publishing, 11 confessions from a typewriter, and 10 logs to prove I’m still a multidimensional human before I start marketing the…

Jan 4 •

when your destiny is a listicle

the mythology and potential of a nick name

Dec 19, 2023 •

Substack or Bust

A centralized blogging platform has evolved into the 'trifecta for online writers.' What are the consequences of not joining?

Jan 2, 2023 •

Diehard Audiences

This was written during a live 2-hour writing workshop. I’m still working on it, and need to do some fact-checking and polishing. If you have comments…

Mar 12, 2022 •

Writing as Life Extension

Our ideas around life-extension are dated: The brain in a vat. Cryogenically frozen billionaires. Uploading our brain via USB-C to a Ray Kurzweil…

Sep 30, 2021 •

Write for Your Grandkids

I imagine that everyone who writes online started with only a subconscious inkling of why they wanted to do it. Then, through the act of doing, I…

Jan 11, 2021 •

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