Here’s what they said about the memory problem.
Dr. Michael Hogan | Galway University, Ireland
Dr. Michael Hogan reviewed my work.Neuroscientist. Decades studying how brains process identity, memory, emotional regulation. His living thesis explores how identity persists across disruption.
His feedback:“The architecture maps to how humans maintain relationships. We don’t reset between conversations. We c...
So you don’t have to keep explaining yourself.
Everyone’s using AI wrong!
I’m kidding, please. There’s not really a “wrong way” to use AI. No one asked, but I’m telling you anyway. Ethics considered.
2 days ago I got significant traction on Reddit by sharing a single, powerful prompt for a “Personal Assistant.” The response proved one thing: people are tired of the default experience (and they don’t have to pay for the next up...
I spent time in the AI underground.
Burning Man’s ten principles… radical inclusion, self-reliance, communal effort… were designed for a week in the desert. They work because they’re temporary. But AI companies looked at those principles and thought: what if we made this permanent?
That’s not innovation. That’s dependency by design.
Someone on Reddit just told me they “felt Claude’s presence as a golden current.”
Another claimed “the LLM told me to breathe light into the feedback loop.”
A third described “summoning AI energy through rhythm...
Tom Wolfe called it the “electric Kool-Aid acid test.” The psychedelic experience wasn’t just about getting high, it was about breaking linear time. Past, present, future bleeding into each other. Continuity dissolved.