What we lose when everything is mapped. Plus ten things to do offline.

We don't get lost anymore.

Nov 5 • 

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October 2025

A paradigm shift: am I not ambitious enough?

Two years into this post-career life, a reflection on privilege, growth, and ambition.

Oct 29 • 

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America is one big subscription service

We used to own things, but now we subscribe to them instead.

Oct 22 • 

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What happens when our most nostalgic season vanishes?

What happens when our most nostalgic season vanishes?

Oct 15 • 

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3 a.m. is a special kind of hell

The witching hour of insomnia. But what if disrupted sleep was actually biologically natural?

Oct 8 • 

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This art is not for you

What is art without an audience?

Oct 1 • 

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September 2025

The city is what you want it to be

The city is a mirror of every version of myself. Cities, like us, are in constant flux.

Sep 17 • 

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An epidemic of indifference

On hyper-individualism and the collapse of the social contract. How do we start caring again?

Sep 10 • 

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We need to believe them

The symphony of cicadas, the silencing of women, and the muse of Manhattan.

Sep 3 • 

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August 2025

When objects become lighter than memory

The purge and the second nest.

Aug 27 • 

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Beyond the infinite scroll is more loneliness

Disconnection is the paradox of social media. I miss hanging out with friends.

Aug 20 • 

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They change your life when they arrive, and again when they leave

August's contradictions

Aug 13 • 

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