There is a useful space between having an opinion and being certain of it. This notebook begins there.
WASD is a place to explore technology, ethics, and the assumptions that connect them. What do our tools encourage? What do they make harder to notice? Which ideas hold up when we step outside the conversation that made them feel obvious?
Three directions, no fixed destination
Technology is more than a list of new products. It is a set of decisions about how the world could work—and, eventually, how it does.
Ethics brings those decisions back to people: who benefits, who bears the cost, and what deserves more care than a convenient metric can provide.
Independent thought means making room to examine an assumption without deciding in advance whether to defend it or overturn it. Disagreement can be useful. So can changing your mind.
There will be essays here, shorter observations, and questions that do not resolve neatly. The aim is to pay attention, follow the interesting thread, and leave room for a different direction.
Welcome to the notebook.