9 October 2025
The Philosophy of Restart: on the Art of Turning It Off and On Again
An exploration of how simplicity manifests across games, technology, and life itself
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25 February 2026
The Value of a Pip in Calories
This essay traces the journey of a single pip in the forex market through economic systems, corporate pricing, labour markets, and finally into the human body. It argues that financial micro-movements are not abstract they metabolise into calories on the dinner table, into burnout, into sacrifice, and into the shaping of identity itself.
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15 February 2026
The Cross, the Coin, and the Chain
How forced labour and missionary influence converged to build the architecture of colonial Africa.
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15 February 2026
From Chains to Currencies
A philosophical reflection on how the logic of colonial extraction evolved into modern financial dominance after the Nixon Shock.
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30 January 2026
Productivity: How an Economy Learns to Snap Bricks Better
An economic exploration of productivity using LEGO as a restrained metaphor for efficiency, leverage, and long-term wealth creation.
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11 January 2026
Guilt - When conscience guides, when it corrodes, and when it is no longer yours.
Guilt is often mistaken for virtue, but it is merely a signal. This essay explores what guilt actually is, how it differs from shame, why some guilt heals while other guilt imprisons, and how inherited, projected, and engineered guilt distort conscience.
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11 January 2026
What if monotheism is a point in hue-man evolution?
A reflective essay on monotheism as a cultural evolutionary step: how a single ultimate principle can compress complexity, scale cooperation, and reshape moral imagination while introducing new risks of rigidity.
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3 January 2026
Tax and Fasting: Constraint, Discipline, and Order
A conceptual comparison of tax and fasting as mechanisms that shape behaviour, discipline desire, and structure society.
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3 January 2026
Desperation: Power, Survival, and the Wound That Doesn’t Close
An essay exploring desperation and betrayal across theology, psychology, and five traditions revealing how power, survival logic, and moral injury shape human collapse and rupture.
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