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The drone does not dream of sheep—it dreams of heat signatures, little embers of you, flickering like defective pixels on a contractor’s second monitor. Click. The crosshair kisses a rooftop. Click. A birthday is canceled. The algorithm yawns, stretches its binary limbs, and whispers to the analyst: "Do you want to see her again?" Here—zoom in on her ribs, count them like barcodes as she learns to breathe sideways.
“One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This” — and when that day comes, there’ll be no need to delete your old posts. They’ve already been optimised for regret. So here’s to scale. To innovation. To the beautiful synergy of death and deliverables. After all, in the attention economy, even annihilation is a growth opportunity.
Everyone's building AI agents to replace human capabilities. But what if we built them to extend human potential instead? The difference between cognitive replacement and cognitive infrastructure—and why it matters for who actually benefits from the AI revolution.
In the early days, subscriptions felt radical. Access everything. Cancel anytime. A clean break from ownership in favour of flow. It worked—until it didn’t. That streaming service we haven’t opened in months? Still billing. And more than that—the emotional contract is broken. In 2025, we crave clarity, not clutter.