Coffee with Claude

An NPR story about inner speech sent me inward—discovering that my mind doesn’t monologue or visualize, but narrates in real time, building understanding as story even before words hit the page.

A professor and his AI post-doc review thirty days of engineering the Macroscope—from sensor federation to Society of Mind to the temporal compression architecture that comes next.

A near-future story about an interconnected crisis in human and artificial intelligence—and one family's response. Can we trust AI to help humans become smarter again, or are we trapped in a mutual degradation loop?

The family begins designing their proposal—mapping what makes Strata different, bringing in community partners, and discovering that the solution isn't to scale one AI, but to provide a framework for communities to grow their own.

A retired ecologist reflects on collaborating with AI to build observational tools for his granddaughter’s future, drawing lessons from the Reformation and the evolution of scientific practice.