Authors

Audrey Erbert

AI & Cognition

Author of "How Minds Are Made"

Audrey Erbert writes about artificial intelligence with attention to its cognitive foundations. Her work examines how machines process information and how those processes reshape our understanding of human thought.

Julian Seaders

Philosophy & Paradox

Author of "The Paradox of Limits"

Julian Seaders writes about paradox, limits, and the productive tension between opposites. His philosophy is grounded in lived experience and written in plain language.

Walter Dimon

Thinking Frameworks

Author of "First Principles Thinking"

Walter Dimon writes about thinking itself. His work examines reasoning as a skill, one that can be developed through systematic practice under conditions of uncertainty.

Rachel Carlsson-Forster

Essays & Observations

Author of "Small Enough to Matter"

Rachel Carlsson-Forster writes about attention, uncertainty, and the everyday conditions under which meaning forms.

Carina Northwood

Tech Realism

Author of "Always Longer than Expected"

Carina Northwood writes about how technological change unfolds over time. Her work examines why innovation takes longer than expected and what happens between announcement and adoption.

Marie Ortega-Sterling

Personal Finance

Author of "Financial Freedom Life Freedom"

Marie Ortega-Sterling writes about personal finance with attention to judgment, psychology, and purpose. Her work asks how money can support a life without becoming its focus.