Using our phones and our brains to navigate a new map app — I am writing this on my cell phone. My posture is curled around this device, my fingers are darting around on a digital rendering of the standard jumbled QWERTY arrangement. I, and nearly all of my peers, are gazing into artificial light with a fervent fixation, not unlike the insects…

Using Neuralink to navigate Leela Maps — I am writing this on my cell phone. My posture is curled around this device, my fingers are darting around on a digital rendering of the standard jumbled QWERTY arrangement. I, and nearly all of my peers, are gazing into artificial light with a fervent fixation, not unlike the insects…

{This article is perpetually in progress.} Early childhood dreams Communal Architecture Shower + toilets rooms The dreams started off as large shower rooms with toilets, without any stall walls. As I grew older, the shower rooms became mazes, with visible sight of showers and toilets engineered to accommodate varying preferences for privacy. …

Freedom City is organized on a sharing economy app named “Commons,” residents are calling themselves “Commoners” — In the wake of sweeping devastation of Hurricane Lucy, residents of “Freedomville” completely rebuilt their infrastructure using a sharing app named “Commons.” Freedomville residents created a volunteer-based economy using the Commons platform, where users and machines move in concert to produce an abundance of…

Residents of storm-ravaged Freedomville used a sharing economy app named “Commons” to rebuild as an eco-utopia — The poor town named “Freedomville” lost all of its infrastructure in Hurricane Lucy. Residents of Freedomville renovated the city into an “eco-city” after they adopted a sharing app named “Commons.” Population in Freedomville has skyrocketed, as residents of townships throughout the region have all but fled their homes to take…

“That’s so San Francisco” — I’m sipping a stevia-sweetened carbonated beverage and chatting at a low-key social event in art-loving, tech-focused San Francisco. The walls bear geometric LED panels that blink the rainbow at the rhythm of the ambient dubstep. One-in-three of these techies have brightly colored hair; four-in-five have tweeted about the election results…