You Actually Love It
"You actually love it," and 9 other glitches in the consensus.
Observing the systems that remove the signal.
We live in a moment where everything can be summarized, optimized, and automated. Our mission is not to stop it.
It is to document its inevitable outcome with clarity, data, and the occasional joke. Recursive mediocrity scales.
We track how meaning degrades through systems.
We publish research, data, and cultural autopsies.
We use humor because screaming is exhausting.
Someone has to.
Every idea, eventually, becomes its summary. Omission scales better than understanding.
"You actually love it," and 9 other glitches in the consensus.
"A think tank that does not think," and ten other entries in the permanent record.
Two newsrooms reported that OpenAI said its models went rogue. OpenAI did not say it. What the company did say — in the same post, in plain sight — was that it had turned the refusals down on purpose.
"Show how 3M is 0% at fault," and nine other exhibits for the prosecution.
"No transformation of language is lossless," and nine other errata for the human record.
"A $200,000 vulnerability, lost in the slop." And seven other contributions to the noise floor.
Reports, essays, data points, and the occasional warning. Sent on Sundays, when you can still pretend you’ll read it.