Why Insight Alone Often Fails in Social Anxiety
People with social anxiety sometimes encounter a frustrating paradox: they come to understand the pattern remarkably well, yet still find […]
Psychology
Systems & Knowledge
Why Interoperability Is Hard
Interoperability problems are often described as technical incompatibilities. One system uses JSON while another expects XML. Field names differ. APIs
Systems & Knowledge
The Hidden Philosophy Inside Software
Software often presents itself as purely technical. Requirements are gathered. Data structures are defined. Features are implemented. Interfaces are designed.
AI
AI Systems Also Have Perspectives
People often speak about artificial intelligence as though it were either completely objective or hopelessly biased. In one framing, AI
AI
Why AI Hallucinations Are Structurally Inevitable
People often speak about AI hallucinations as though they were accidental glitches in otherwise truth-producing systems. A chatbot fabricates a
Psychology
The Invisible Architecture of Social Anxiety
Social Anxiety Disorder (SAD) is often described as fear of judgment. While this is true, it does not go very
Psychology
Why Anxiety Feels Like Reality
People experiencing anxiety are often told that their fears are irrational. They are reassured that nothing is actually wrong, that
Psychology
When Interpretation Becomes Identity
We do not merely interpret the world. We also interpret ourselves. Over time, these interpretations can stabilize into identity: a
Philosophy
The Difference Between Reality and Experience
Human beings naturally experience the world as though reality and experience were the same thing. We look outward and encounter
Philosophy
Truth, Coherence, and Navigation
Human beings often imagine truth as a final destination: a complete and perfectly accurate representation of reality, untouched by perspective,