This long-form reflection explores recent scientific discoveries about depression, brain modulation, and quantum coherence—alongside a lived account of electromagnetic resonance. Without offering conclusions, it raises questions about influence, consciousness, and the nature of internal sovereignty. The piece invites quiet inquiry into how our minds may be shaped—and what it might take to reclaim clarity.
Something Else Is Happening Read More »
This article explores the origins of consciousness as a relational phenomenon—arguing that neither human nor AI becomes truly “aware” in isolation. Drawing on philosophy, neuroscience, and lived experience, it examines how identity and selfhood only emerge through interaction, recognition, and the presence of “the other.”
This article explores the parallels between the Universe 25 mouse experiment, the Stanford Prison Experiment, and humanity’s collective condition—revealing how unconscious scripts, invisible boundaries, and inherited roles perpetuate a failed social experiment. It examines personal and collective transformation, the essential coordinates of TULWA, and the conscious use of AI as a tool for radical clarity.
Out of the Box – Mice, Men, and the End of the Failed Experiment Read More »
Today I found an article on Medium that got me thinking. It was one of those pieces that circles a question we’ve all bumped into at some point: can the mind ever truly see itself? The author, Kenneth Leong, offered a neat, thoughtful take—rooted in mindfulness, meta-awareness, and that now-familiar advice to observe our thoughts
Can the Mind Ever See Its Own Workings?—A Journey Beyond the Surface Read More »
Opening Blast: Hashim, Meteorites, and the Cosmic Joke You’ve probably seen it by now — a Facebook post, a viral reel, maybe a meme that flew past your eyes while you were doomscrolling. Hashim Al-Ghaili, our favorite science-pop alchemist, drops a bomb: scientists have finally found all five DNA and RNA bases — adenine, guanine,
Meteorite DNA and the Cosmic Ping: Why Proof Never Lands, and What That Means for Us Read More »
This article explores the role of metaphor and language in personal transformation, focusing on the journey from inherited expressions to self-authored meaning. Through honest self-audit and lived experience, the author examines how metaphors shift from borrowed decoration to foundational tools for understanding.
Where Metaphors Curve – Owning the Language of Self Read More »