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What a year it’s been. For me, it was mostly a quiet one — reflective, more than reactive. I’ve had a few things on my mind lately. I’ve been thinking about what I want to do in 2026, and I’ve also found myself thinking about the people online who tried to bring me down. I’ve been genuinely appalled by how some people treat others on Threads. One small posting mistake, and the gatekeepers lose their minds. The disrespect comes fast. You share a factual point — like Spotify pa

For those who know me, I am a person of reflection and thought. These past several months have been about escaping the noise and seeking more meaning in the choices we make and the lives we lead. In that quiet space, my thoughts have turned toward technology — a field that is endlessly fascinating, but also controversial, sometimes even challenging what it means to be human. Observing how AI is beginning to shape life has inspired me to share my reflections on its impact.. Of

Wi-Fi. Gotta love it.  The freedom of staying connected without wires — whether you're outside, inside, or in a cafe halfway across town . I recently got rid of my Wi-Fi connection, and in many ways, it’s opened my eyes. I remember how far we have come. We went from only a dial-up connection to super fast internet connection that is now run by the government. These days we are brainwashed into thinking that WiFi (and the internet) is an essential part of the way we do things

When I was 14 the internet was very innocent. It was fun. It was neat. Who would of thought we could access the information, and do simple things all through a dial up connection. That was 26 years ago. But I am noticing some changes about how it is treated today. I have already spoken about how it can change human behavior via social media. But now I am noticing a different vibe. It's not just social media. It is the fact you look at everything, and you see the same crap ove