Reality Used to Be Simple For most of human history, you opened your eyes and the world simply was. Then engineers asked a radical question: What if reality could be edited? That question birthed XR — Extended Reality — the umbrella term for technologies that change...
Last week, in a public parking garage tucked behind the Battery Tunnel near Wall Street, I spotted something that stopped me in my tracks: A Waymo autonomous vehicle quietly staged among the usual mix of sedans and delivery vans. No branding push, no media presence —...
In the digital age, we curate our lives through screens — every success amplified, every failure explained away. Beneath this pattern lies a psychological phenomenon first identified long before social media existed: Self‑serving bias, the tendency to attribute...
We often discuss social media in terms of productivity, mental health, misinformation, or politics. But there is a deeper issue that receives far less attention: the gradual erosion of human agency. Agency is our capacity to make choices, direct our actions, shape our...
In today’s digital world, being connected has become the norm. Smartphones, social media platforms, instant messaging, and remote work tools allow us to communicate and access information anytime, anywhere. While these technologies have transformed how we live...
