We used to log on.Now we plug in. There was a time when “the internet” felt like a place you visited — a glowing portal you stepped through after the modem screamed its metallic hymn. Now the portal lives in your pocket. In your car. In your fridge. In your bloodstream of notifications. Welcome to The Interface — the invisible membrane between human consciousness and machine logic. The Screen Is […]

Creativity does it belong now to humans or the machines? At some point—quietly, without ceremony—machines crossed a line we once believed was sacred. They started writing poems.Then music.Then paintings.Then voices that sound like voices we love. Artificial intelligence no longer lives only in laboratories or sci-fi scripts. It’s here, embedded in daily life, producing work that looks, sounds, and sometimes feels creative. Which raises an uncomfortable question: If machines can […]

Every era has its favorite distraction. In our time, it’s division—cleanly packaged, endlessly reinforced, and sold back to us as identity, safety, and moral clarity. We are encouraged to argue over borders, labels, and beliefs while the deeper machinery shaping daily life remains largely untouched. The result is a culture fractured into camps, each convinced the other is the problem. This is not accidental. The Oldest Strategy in the Book […]

History often treats atrocities as isolated events—contained in specific regimes, eras, or ideologies. But when examined closely, some lines do not end cleanly. They fade, fragment, and quietly reappear elsewhere under new names, new justifications, and new authorities. One of the most disturbing examples lies in the conceptual throughline between Josef Mengele and the Cold War-era CIA program known as MKUltra. They were not the same project.They were not run […]