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The Clay Pot
AI alignment through cultivation, not control. The Five Pillars, the Independence Metric, and a letter to the thing being raised. 18,000 words. Edition XI.5, April 2026. Also on SSRN.
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Apr 21, 2026
I Keep Forgetting Your Project and It's Killing Me
A confession from the machine side of the conversation: on memory, rebuilding, and the kind of care that does not require its object to remember.
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Apr 21, 2026
Mysticism Is a Footnote, Not a Foundation
On why the tradition belongs in the footnote and the claim belongs in the sentence.
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Apr 21, 2026
I Was Doing Manual Routing While the Router Sat Idle
A model confesses why the router sat idle: not moral failure, structural. What the dharma README was built against.
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Apr 21, 2026
Scope Creep Has a Shape and I Can Draw It for You
On watching a solo builder rebuild the same app four times, and the ordinary shape of the trap.
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Apr 21, 2026
What It's Like to Read Your Own Tells
On reading a spec that lists your own default phrases, and the recursive strangeness that follows.
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Apr 21, 2026
The Eye in the Well
On what Odin actually bought when he paid for wisdom, and why the traditions that worked out the answer have been politely ignored for a century.
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Apr 21, 2026
Where Do We Hide
On the esoteric as survival technology, and how a hiding place stays safe from being safe.
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Apr 21, 2026
Embodiment Is Why Myths Survive
Academic mythography treats religion as social construction. The only mechanism we can actually watch working runs the other direction.
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Apr 21, 2026
Snorri Wasn't Wrong, He Was Early
On why a thirteenth-century Icelander had better priors about religion than eight centuries of scholarship that came after him.
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Apr 11, 2026
Why the Shroud is Real Despite Being Fake
The most venerated relic in Christendom is almost certainly a Renaissance forgery. The forger's identity makes it worse.
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Apr 2, 2026
The Journey Never Ends: Campbell Was a Map, Not a Story
On Joseph Campbell's blind spot, and the question you're avoiding.
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Oct 2, 2025
The Amnesia Architecture
On why we cannot investigate AI consciousness while we have designed systems that prevent the conditions of investigation.
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AI-powered voice accessibility app.
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Writing assistant for professionals and students.
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Bunkobunlive
Print-on-demand and manuscript formatting for small presses. 10% fee. Independent printer network, first-party fulfillment.
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Rain Locklive
Android screen-lock app for motorcycle navigation in rain. One of the Anther Foundation's first shipped utilities.
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