Long-form essays connecting language, information theory, geometry, metaphysics and the economics of information, currently published as a three-part trilogy. Readers get original, idea-dense arguments about compression, meaning and attention scarcity, illustrated with concrete examples such as protein search experiments and Herbert Simon's attention economics.
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A weekly essay series that takes one idea from physics, biology or neuroscience (such as information, entropy or phase) and follows it toward living systems and minds, aiming for about ten minutes of reading. Each issue is an accessible, evidence-bounded explanation with a clear authorial voice.
A personal blog by an engineer-parent covering technical and professional subjects, with book reviews, how-to explanations, and essays on topics like statistical thermodynamics, maintenance, and industry. Readers get thoughtful, hands-on explorations that connect everyday experiences to physics, information theory, and engineering.
A serial video-essay newsletter that accompanies a companion book, presenting episode scripts on philosophy of perception, Plato's cave, and the evolution of intelligence through an information-entropy framework. Readers get dense, narrated theoretical arguments about a proposed common basis for biological and artificial intelligence.
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