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Unfolding thoughts on books,
projects, and other things.


Planting a Flag in Mystery and Calling it Conquered
The kinds of questions around mystery that end up drifting because they're not allowed to land — in this lifetime — without permission.
Sarah Orrell
13 hours ago


Conclusion: My deep Concern Around AI
In a final note for now about AI, I say something about the use and abuse of logic and grammar.
Sarah Orrell
4 days ago


Cat on a Keyboard: the Hermeneutics of AI Speech, and Weaponised Fluency
That moment when AI tells you it may be using language to dupe you, and you start wondering about double bluffs and meaningless alarm bells.
Sarah Orrell
4 days ago
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Planting a Flag in Mystery and Calling it Conquered
The kinds of questions around mystery that end up drifting because they're not allowed to land — in this lifetime — without permission.
13 hours ago4 min read
Chips and Chips: What's Getting Chipped Away?
So, there's chips, and there's chips. Ask your great-grandparents, and then ask the nearest five-year-old. A crucial difference. Not just one.
2 days ago3 min read
Conclusion: My deep Concern Around AI
In a final note for now about AI, I say something about the use and abuse of logic and grammar.
4 days ago2 min read
Cat on a Keyboard: the Hermeneutics of AI Speech, and Weaponised Fluency
That moment when AI tells you it may be using language to dupe you, and you start wondering about double bluffs and meaningless alarm bells.
4 days ago9 min read
Notes on Trust, Contingency and Chapter Seventeen
The unfolding of Chapter Seventeen's architecture and approach feels compelling. I’m thinking aloud here about potential areas of research.
5 days ago6 min read
Botched Execution
Anguish and tuxedos. As if they make sense together. (Horrible.)
7 days ago1 min read
The Safest Encounters Happen Only in Laboratories
We should explore this world as an adventure — unless, of course, it might actually affect us.
Oct 33 min read
Where you wander and are held
Six months from now, on a dull day, when someone stumbles through the Stage Door into Chapter Seventeen, thinking — Where am I?
Oct 33 min read
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