I found a Wired guide detailing methods for disappearing both online and offline. It covers strategies for erasing your digital footprint and maintaining physical anonymity to escape tracking in an increasingly connected world.
I explore the hidden fragility of digital storage compared to paper. Digital data is surprisingly less permanent than physical media, making long-term preservation a significant challenge as formats and technology rapidly evolve.
I share a Wired piece about the first generation born into the digital world. I especially enjoyed the observation that kids are trading places with adults, becoming the experts and teachers in our increasingly technological society.
I argue that Agent Experience (AX) is becoming the new User Experience: systems increasingly need to be readable, operable, and discoverable by AI agents, from docs like llms.txt to MCP tools.
I found a map of the human footprint showing global population density. It highlights extreme density in Europe and coastal China versus the vast emptiness of the Sahara, Siberia, and the Australian outback.
I learned that practice beats explanation in teaching, attachment builds connection, and Claude Code rules and sub-agents can improve workflows. I also tested offline archiving and noted new AI tools, models, and MCP features.