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Technology as a subject is the widest lens these posts use, and the pieces here are the ones that benefit from it. I write about technology not as a collection of products but as a force that shapes labor, governance, culture, and the texture of daily life, and about the responsibility that comes with building things at scale. The posts cover the philosophical, what counts as progress and who gets to define it, and the concrete, the supply chains, the energy budgets, the regulatory fights. They are for readers who want to think about technology the way a historian will in fifty years, with the advantages of hindsight unavailable to us now. The goal is to get closer to that view while it still might matter.
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A memory of the 1991 Gulf War in a quiet Jabal Amman stair-alleyway, and how screens have atomized our collective response to regional crisis into solitary background noise.
A grounded look at the AI experiments that have been occupying my evenings: private proxies, Arabic-language reality checks, and an early podcasting setup powered by equal parts...
