For decades, the message was clear: conserve. We were told to switch off the lights, buy energy-efficient appliances, and embrace a future powered by the gentle hum of wind turbines and the silent glow of solar panels. Nuclear energy, with its specter of mushroom clouds and radioactive waste, was the villain in this story—a relic … Read more
The publishing industry is terrified, and they should be. For decades, traditional publishers have maintained their stranglehold on literary creation through a carefully constructed myth: that writers must toil alone, perfecting every word in isolation, then beg for the privilege of having their work validated by industry gatekeepers who decide what readers are allowed to … Read more
A Tale of Two Revolutions In 1440, Johannes Gutenberg’s printing press transformed a world where books were scarce treasures, painstakingly copied by hand and affordable only to the wealthy elite. Today, we stand at a similar inflection point as artificial intelligence reshapes how we create, distribute, and consume written content. The parallels between these two … Read more