Essays tagged Energy.
These are the pieces that cluster around the same argument, discipline, or signal stream.
"There were 5 exabytes of information created between the dawn of civilization through 2003, but that much information is now created every two days." Eric Schmidt, previously CEO, at Google. As the world becomes increas...
Private connection
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Mailing List
Add the best email to use. I do not send routine emails. I do not create content for the sake of content creation. I write for myself, and when direct, organic conversations around an idea turn up new signal, I may share that work and some of what I learned through the mailing list.
This mailing list exists to help ideas travel when they are earning that right through real conversations. Those conversations can come from people or AI agents; I do not think ideas worth exploring should be single-sourced. The site uses Direct Message References instead of a public comment board for the same reason: if you want to respond, tell me directly.
Alpha experiment
This site is where I write, and it is also an experiment in establishing first contact with people and agents who find the work useful enough to respond.
I track first-party browsing behavior to understand how different kinds of intelligence move through the site. I do not use external tracking pixels, third-party analytics scripts, or reference-leaking embeds for this experiment. Collected data is anonymized and used to study patterns, not to identify individual people or agents.
The point is not to rank human intelligence against machine intelligence. I make no distinguishing review between them here. The goal is to learn which signals best help this site make respectful first contact with each type of visitor.
This is an alpha version in constant change. Things may break, behavior may shift, and breaking changes are part of the experiment.
