The Neuro-Cypherpunkist Manifesto
My illustration entitled: "The Right to Disconnect the Mind" - I remove a glowing neural cable from a coercive machine while citizens walk toward independent, self-owned BCI systems.
A Declaration of...
Project Blue Beam Isn’t Just a Conspiracy Anymore: Touchable Hologram Changes Everything
Above is my illustration featuring a woman caressing the face of a hologram of her husband standing in her futuristic living room, in a condominium in a metropolitan city.
The classic trope of science ...
The Algorithmic Permission Economy: When Software Decides Who May Participate
My illustration entitled: "The Machine at the Desk" — An imposing automated clerk processes citizens one by one, issuing access tokens without explanation.
When a person is excluded by software, the mo...
From Cypherpunkism to Neuro-Cypherpunkism
Why Digital Sovereignty Must Extend to the Human Mind
Above is my illustration entitled: "The Key to the Mind" - A colossal mechanical hand attempts to seize control of a glowing human brain. Herbert i...
The Rise of Animal–Human Hybrids: Inside the Labs Blurring the Line Between Species
My illustration showcases animal-human hybrids displaying their superhuman attributes - super-speed, super-endurance, super-strength.
Imagine a future where people don’t just overcome their biological ...
The Mind Is the Final Private Key: Neuro-Cypherpunkism and the Fight for Cognitive Sovereignty
A Philosophy of Privacy, Decentralization and Neural Self-Custody in the Brain–Computer Interface Age
My illustration above, I entitle it "The Mind Is the Final Private Key" - I hold a glowing cryptogr...
The Future of Skin for Robots: Toward Indistinguishable Human Clones
Above is my illustration, featuring a woman admiring the facial skin of her robot clone. They are in a futuristic laboratory.
The boundary between biology and machinery is dissolving — not through code...
Your Brain on Inception: The Real Science of Dream Hacking
Above is my illustration of a woman in a laboratory, as a test subject, sleeping soundly with a brain-computer-interface (BCI) helmet.
For centuries, changing—or even entering—someone else’s dream was ...