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When a machine predicts your next move and makes it, the real question is who you are. Manners are the egg that keeps us copying and pasting, and we will tire of it the way we tired of adding one egg; identity survives only if it climbs from the work to the surprise only you bring. … readAdd One Egg
A software seat can define your access to an institution. It must never become the container for your memory, identity, or accumulated intelligence. … readYou Are Not a Seat
You learn who you are by catching yourself in the act. When the stack performs your intentions, the evidence changes owner — and the last stale model in the drift ledger is the one you keep of yourself. … readYou Are What You Still Do
The Reality Equation, turned inward: identity is the ledger of surprises you metabolized. When machines absorb the predictable and feeds manufacture the rest, choosing what may surprise you is choosing who you become. … readYou Are What Surprises You
Future tense asks other people to finance an imaginary world with their attention. Past tense brings an artifact—and the history that proves an idea crossed into Actual. … readSpeak in the Past Tense