Recently Updated Main Stream Media, Side Stream Media and Down Stream Media
Media stratifies into three streams—mainstream narratives, sidestream alternatives, downstream niche communities. Each stream serves different truth-seeking strategies
Understanding Social Dynamics
How relationships shape society and society shapes relationships
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How technology is reshaping human connections
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Recently Updated What If Social Media Simply Vanishes One Day?
Facebook's massive outage reveals our dependence on social media. What would happen if these platforms vanished permanently?
Recently Updated Reality As A Service – Living By Subscription
Everything became subscription—software, entertainment, relationships. We stopped owning and started renting. Reality itself is now pay-per-month
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Fundamental truths about human social behavior
Recently Updated Information Inflation Equals Truth Deflation
Information overload creates truth confusion. Yuval Noah Harari explores how more data leads to less clarity in modern society.
Recently Updated The Benefit Of Spanning Multiple Realities
Living in multiple countries, cultures, and contexts builds cognitive flexibility. Your brain learns to switch contexts—the ultimate adaptability training
Recently Updated The Benefit-Cost Ratio Of Socializing
Socializing has costs—energy, time, emotional labor. Benefits must exceed costs or interaction depletes. Calculate ratios honestly
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The Psychology Of Toilet Paper
Toilet paper hoarding revealed mass psychology. Panic spreads faster than reason. The toilet paper crisis wasn't about supply—it was about fear contagion
Sapiens, Neanderthal And The Potential Covid-19 Split / Switch
Species split when environments diverge. COVID responses could divide humanity—lockdown compliers versus freedom seekers. Evolution through cultural selection
Being “As Happy As A Child” Is Overrated
Childhood happiness comes from ignorance. Adults who know too much can't return to naive joy. Mature contentment beats childish bliss
Relationships Automation
Relationships automate through templates and scripts. Birthday messages, holiday greetings, perfunctory check-ins—all automated. Convenience kills authenticity
You’re A Social Media Influencer? Expect To Be Deplatformed
Platform dependence creates vulnerability. Algorithms change, policies shift, bans happen arbitrarily. Influencers build on rented land—eviction is inevitable
Value Signaling And Other Modern Monsters
Value signaling broadcasts virtue without action. Modern monsters—performative allyship, virtue displays, ideology badges—cost nothing, accomplish less
Facts, Signals And Truthfulness
Facts exist, signals point at them, truthfulness interprets both. The relationship between objective reality and communicated narrative determines trust
How Magic Thinking Can Make You An Easy Prey To Manipulation
Magical thinking skips causality for desired outcomes. The gap between wish and reality creates vulnerability. Manipulators exploit magical thinking constantly
The Big Reset Already Happened – It’s Called “The Internet”
The internet reset everything—commerce, communication, community, power structures. Waiting for another reset misses that we're living through continuous transformation
Anxious Attachment – 3 Ways To Manage It
Anxious attachment creates relationship chaos through fear of abandonment. Three management strategies—awareness, communication, self-soothing—reduce attachment-driven damage
Limited Field Of Vision
Everyone sees reality through narrow apertures. Recognizing your limited field prevents confident errors. Blind spots exist—pretending otherwise guarantees collision
Unintended Consequences, Convergent Evolution And Stranger Things
Actions trigger unintended cascades. Evolution converges on similar solutions independently. Reality produces stranger outcomes than fiction imagines
Someone, Somewhere, Is Very Wrong On The Internet
Internet wrongness is infinite. Correcting it all is impossible. The urge to fix every error wastes life. Choose battles or die fighting noise
When Is Being Right Wrong?
Being right but socially destructive—when correctness damages relationships or creates enemies unnecessarily. Sometimes wrong beats right for bigger goals
The Context Is Not The Situation
Situations are facts. Context is interpretation. Confusing them means missing that changing context changes meaning without altering facts
Modern Hunters
Ancient hunters tracked animals. Modern hunters track opportunities, connections, deals. The instinct persists—only the prey changed
The Virus That Killed The Modern State
COVID exposed state incompetence and overreach simultaneously. Trust collapsed from both sides. The virus that might kill states isn't biological—it's epistemic
The 6 Stages Of A Toxic Attachment (To Anything, Not Just A Person)
Toxic attachment progresses through six stages—idealization, dependency, rationalization, isolation, crisis, release. The pattern repeats across people, substances, beliefs
Playing Music To Someone Who Can’t Hear You
Communication requires shared frequency. Playing music to deaf ears wastes breath. The lesson—find audiences capable of receiving before transmitting
The “New Normal” Is The Old Abnormal, With A Twist
New normal rebrands abnormal as acceptable. COVID measures normalized authoritarian overreach. The twist—temporary becomes permanent through habituation