A Clean Slate in the Simulation A wandering Mike’s Mind on simulation theory, parenting, boredom, sleep, gaming and technology, asking whether a better reality begins with how we live this one Continue Reading →
This Is Not a Test A Sunday experiment with Microsoft To Do drifts into simulated victims, heaven, AI, language, money, parenting and the unsettling thought that life is not a test or is it? Continue Reading →
From Ape to App: on Love, Happiness, Language, Memory and the Strange Things We Teach Machines A heart, a smile and a joke about apes and apps lead me through memory, language, AI, perception and perhaps the two things that matter most: love and happiness. Continue Reading →
Soul Camera: When the Orb Looks Back What if Sam Altman’s Orb is the real “Soul Camera”? A reflection on AI, identity, and the fine line between fiction and prophecy. Continue Reading →
The Headset Beyond the Game of Life: Why Space-Time Is Just the Loading Screen Space-time isn’t fundamental. According to Donald Hoffman and the math behind quantum reality, we’re in a headset—just pixels on a screen. Here’s what that means. Continue Reading →
Pathy Paradox: From Empathy to Telepathy in a Simulation Exploring empathy, simulation theory, and cosmic storytelling—through YouTube rabbit holes, lost moon tapes, and a Looking Glass into reality. Continue Reading →
