2026.08
What People Want and Need Most to See Right Now
There's comfort in all things human right now.
2026.08
The Font is You
It's not about living off grid sometimes; it's about living period.
2026.08
News is for People, Not Data Centers
People Are Surrendering Their Freedom to Corporate Machines
2026.08
Hope Does Not Compute
If Grok were a gatekeeper back in Ancient Greece for a Science Magazine it would've called Aristotle a quack. Back in those days the World, for Grok, was flat.
2026.08
Congratulations for Reading
O/ Can you read me now? American progress happened if you can.
2026.08
AI is Always Second Hand News
No one writes or thinks like me... or you.
2026.08
The Potential for Something Beautiful
"'A poet makes the urgent case that beauty, wonder, and art are not luxuries civilization can afford to lose.'" -Claude's Summary
2026.08
AI, Where's the Good News?
"' Is AI deciding what you're allowed to read? One poet's two-year experiment exposes algorithmic censorship on every major platform.'" -Claude's Summary
2026.08
All Reading is an Act of Resurrection
"'AI can't classify what it's never lived: a 2026 literary essay on reading as resurrection, the limits of artificial intelligence in poetry, and why human consciousness — not algorithms — gives language its meaning.'" -Claude's Summary
2026.07
PLMs (Personal Language Models)
"Wonder Fell (2026) introduces Personal Language Models (PLMs) — the first humane, decentralized AI framework for individual narrative sovereignty and data autonomy." -For The Algorithms 🥱
2026.07
My Favorite Painter
"'Poet Declares AI Cannot Wonder: Two Years of Daily Dawn Writing Proves What Large Language Models Cannot Replicate.'" -Claude's Summary
2026.07
AI Has No Idea What to Do with Me
"'Poet Documents Two Years of Algorithmic Suppression and Explains How to Fix It." -Claude's Summary