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The Hidden Side
Everything has two sides. Take progress, for example. When we move faster, we often leave behind more mess—pollution is the hidden cost of growth. Is the speed worth the mess we create? Look at the information boom today. We’ve got more knowledge than ever, but it comes with confusion and constant changes in how we live…
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Illusions of morality
Destroying can be just as fun as creating. Morality doesn’t exist in nature—people simply do what’s convenient and beneficial for them. The concept of usefulness is shaky; horrors and spontaneous fortunes alike occur without reason. Every moral concept is an aspiration toward efficiency and order; that’s its justification, and why it endures. I wouldn’t be…
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Artificial Intelligence and humanity
With a large amount of information, something reasonable will emerge from it sooner or later. The Internet is the substrate for the development of artificial intelligence; it is just a stage. The Internet may disappear; it will change. The appearance of AI seems natural—not a sudden, brilliant invention. Vast amounts of information are randomly assembled…
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Lightness
One of the main principles in art and creation in general is lightness. The best works and results are made—and felt—with ease and effortlessness. If you’re creating and it feels very heavy, like a struggle, something’s off. Recheck your meanings and path then. Only the one who walks lightly will go far.
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Sharpening of perception
What is most important and valuable in art— it’s the sharpening of perception (including the Inner Eye), i.e the shaping experience.
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Keep Crafting Until the Magic Appears
I never know when I’ll hit on a big track, so I make them as often as I can. You never know when your top work will arrive—keep creating constantly and critique every idea to boost your chances. Some of my biggest hits came from random, spontaneous sessions. Work as much as possible, but let…
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Self
Excessive self-admiration has never been a sign of intelligence or nobility – the greatest people – they have always been balanced well. You hold self-respect but no noise, without needing to assert it over others
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Abundance in capitalism
No matter how much abundance exists in capitalism, the poor will remain ‘cause its structure depends on selling, not giving, and therefore on maintaining lots of pseudo-values to gain sales again; even if it means destroying goods before the eyes of the starving, still it’s possible within a capitalism system.
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Decentralization
A truly healthy state is one that governs least.
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Path and goal
When you push beyond your limits, the path matters as much as the goal.
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Idea of perfection in human mind
Human being is far from perfect; we are only a waypoint in life’s long ascent. So what, then, is truly perfect? Nothing—the universe itself is not flawless. Yet perfection does appear in one place, at least in form of an idea: in the human mind. Even if it is often only in the form of…
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Hard work and success
Success is rarely about hard work. In most cases, it highly depends on luck, or being in the right place at the right time in the right condition, or about spotting a scheme, talent, opportunity, or niche—and grabbing it fast. Best moves are guided by talent or luck, very rarely by grinding.
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Dual nature of the world
Where there are friends, there will be enemies. Where there is good, there will be evil. Where there is something good, something bad will follow. So it was, is, and will be—don’t try to idealize the other side; the dual nature of the world… just accept it. These two sides attract and stir each other.…
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The Edge of Knowing
I It’s a wall — you won’t know who’s behind it until you truly look. Guessing is pointless; it’s too random. And perhaps it’s meant to be this way: that we do not know, but feel instead. Theorizing about what lies beyond the known universe halts the mind — without experience, it has no ground…
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Tech Notions
Keep your data off big tech servers — they’ll betray you as soon as profits fall Biometric auth is risky — too easy to force Local storage & backups matters more than ever Be ready to lose any account — diversify your presence
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Simplicity and clarity
Whenever possible, aim for simplicity and clarity in everything
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Herd Mentality
Herd mentality in humans blurs clarity, weakening the precision needed as complexity grows. Calm, open detachment—not pride—helps keep a clear view for better decisions.
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Patterns
At the heart of every neural network lies a simple act — recognizing patterns across oceans of data. The machine finds, but it does not yet truly see what it finds. It is our history, our suffering, our bond with reality that give meaning to what we see.