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Entanglement of Ages: An Invitation to Readers and Editors
Oct 29, 2026 12:00AM
4 min read
720 words
Four connected novels across 50,000 years, an arc matrix, private beta reading, and a possible AI-assisted graphic novel and video roadmap.
BMAD and Micrantha: Workflow Discipline on a Governed Substrate
Oct 1, 2026 12:00AM
8 min read
1614 words
BMAD and Micrantha converge on several autonomous-development mechanics, but differ in where context, identity, authority, durable state, repository truth, and evidence live.
From AI-Native SDLC to Governed Software Delivery
Oct 1, 2026 12:00AM
10 min read
2006 words
The AI-native SDLC gets the bottleneck shift right. My own architecture pushes the idea further: generated artifacts are cheap, but trusted acceptance and authorized effects must remain explicit.
Globalization and the Problem of Exit
Sep 24, 2026 8:15PM
13 min read
2564 words
The internet blurred jurisdiction while corporations, data, AI, and supply chains became global. What would cooperation look like if sovereignty and the right to exit still mattered?
What if Work Became Optional?
Sep 24, 2026 8:00PM
15 min read
3173 words
Could AI, shared productive capital, and resource accounting make employment optional without making society dysfunctional?