Every information system has a point where synthetic production exceeds human verification capacity. When that point is crossed, the system does not degrade. It ceases to function. There is a law that governs every information system ever built. It has never been named. It has never been measured. It has never been formulated. But it … The Fabrication Threshold
Why the most profitable architecture in history was invisible for 387 years — and what made it finally visible. The modern world believes it is living through a technological crisis. AI is too powerful. Social media is too addictive. Deepfakes are too convincing. Misinformation is too fast. Identity fraud is too easy. Every one of … The Ontology No One Knew They Lived Inside
How the human being was reduced to a measurement problem — and why AI proves it was never real to begin with. Every digital system you have ever used has asked the same question about you: what are your attributes? Your name. Your age. Your preferences. Your behavior. No system has ever asked: what are … When Identity Became a Data Point
How a 1637 philosophical experiment accidentally became the foundation of the digital economy — and why AI is forcing us to replace it. It is easy to believe that digital isolation is a modern phenomenon — a consequence of smartphones, algorithms, and social media. But if you look beneath the surface, something unexpected emerges: the … From Cogito Ergo Sum to Cogito Ergo Contribuo