Are Humans Still Briefly Conscious After Decapitation by Guillotine?
On 19 May 1536, Anne was beheaded on Tower Green. She protested her innocence until the last, but her final reported [read more…]
The Cognitive Rent Economy: How Every App Is Leasing Your Attention Back to You
You don’t lose your attention anymore. You lease it. Modern platforms don’t steal focus. They monetize it, slice it into intervals, and return [read more…]
AI Is an Opinionated Mirror: What Artificial Intelligence Thinks Consciousness Is
Artificial intelligence thinks it sees us clearly. It does not. It is staring into a funhouse mirror we built out of math, bias, [read more…]
The Age of the Aeronauts: Early Ballon flights
Humans have always wanted to rise above the ground and watch the world shrink beneath them without paying a boarding fee or following [read more…]
Free Energy from the Ether – from Egypt to Tesla
Humans have always chased power from the invisible. From the temples of Egypt to Tesla’s lab in Colorado, inventors sought energy not trapped [read more…]
The Philosophy of Fake Reality: When Simulation Theory Meets Neuroscience
What if reality isn’t breaking down—but revealing its compression algorithm? Neuroscience doesn’t prove we live in a simulation, but does it show the [read more…]
Pneumatic Tube Trains – a Lost Antiquitech
Before electrified rails and billion-dollar transit fantasies, cities flirted with a quieter idea: sealed tunnels, air pressure, and human cargo. Pneumatic tube trains [read more…]
Tartaria and the Soft Reset: The Case for a Quiet Historical Overwrite
Civilizations don’t always collapse with explosions and monuments toppling. Sometimes they dissolve through paperwork, renamed concepts, and smoother stories. Tartaria isn’t a lost [read more…]
Tartaria: What the Maps Remember
History likes to pretend it has perfect recall, but old maps keep whispering otherwise. Somewhere between the ink stains and the borderlines, a [read more…]
When Society is Gaslit by Advertising
We like to think we’re making choices, but advertising whispers otherwise. The products we buy, the trends we chase, the [read more…]
Simulation Cough
Sometimes reality stutters—lights flicker, time skips, your phone acts haunted. You think “weird,” but somewhere in the background code, the [read more…]
The Wyoming Incident / Max Headroom TV Broadcast hack
Television is supposed to be safe. A box in your living room delivering sports, sitcoms, and soap operas [read more…]
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