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The Mind Is the Final Private Key: Neuro-Cypherpunkism and the Fight for Cognitive Sovereignty

March 22, 2025

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 Right to Cognitive Self-Determination: Governing Neurotechnology Before It Governs Us

February 13, 2025

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "Governance Before Deployment" — An ethics council reviews a neural technology blueprint before it is released into a city. Neurotechnology should help people direct their liv...

The Right to Remain Capable: Unceded Intelligence and Practical Independence

January 22, 2025

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Staircase Beside the Lift" - A spectacular mechanical lift rises through a monumental tower, with an elegant, accessible staircase winding alongside it. Imagine spending ...

The Reauthorism Test: Can People Change the System That Serves Them?

December 12, 2024

Opinion, Visual Arts

Seven questions for examining public revision capacity without reducing institutional judgment to a score. My illustration entitled: "The Control Room with an Open Door" - a flourishing city’s control ...

The Captured Decision: When Delegation Erodes Human Authority

November 10, 2024

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Delegation Throne" — A glowing AI throne grows larger as the human decision-maker’s chair becomes smaller. Delegation is legitimate only when the person who delegates ret...

After Humanity Diverges: Building a Common World for Different Bodies

August 1, 2024

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Meeting of Our Possible Futures" - Several radically different transhumans gather around a simple stone table overlooking a magnificent landscape: a winged person, an aquatic ...

The Accountability Gap: Who Answers When Intelligent Systems Cause Harm?

June 15, 2024

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Mirror That Will Not Reflect" — An AI tower faces a cracked mirror, but its actions leave no reflection or trace of accountability. No person should be harmed by an intel...

No Soul Forgotten: Reincarnation in Judaism and Christianity’s Hope of Redemption

June 6, 2024

Opinion, Visual Arts

Above is my illustration, recreating a popular artwork of 'Reincarnation'. I came across a video entitled 'Reincarnation in Judaism" by Efraim Palvanov, who staked a bold claim that the Tanakh hints ...

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