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The Room Reset for Attention
A practical method for making one room less algorithmic and more human.
May 12
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Gene Botkin
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What Bluebeard Teaches Us About the Hidden Room Behind the Profile
The old fairy tale warns that romance becomes dangerous when charm outruns discernment
May 8
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Gene Botkin
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What Bluebeard Teaches Us About Dating Apps
Bluebeard warns us what happens when desire refuses to open the locked door.
May 7
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Gene Botkin
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25:46
The Human Prompt Test
One small method for using AI without handing it the steering wheel
May 5
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Gene Botkin
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April 2026
The Right to Be Unoptimized
Why Human Dignity Requires Silence, Waste, Error, and Leisure in the Age of AI
Apr 30
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Gene Botkin
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Narcissus and the Front-Facing Camera
The Mirror That Learned to Speak Back
Apr 29
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Gene Botkin
1
25:08
What The Little Mermaid Teaches Us About AI Voice Tools
A voice can be copied, traded, polished, and sold, but it still carries the mystery of the person who gave it away
Apr 27
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Gene Botkin
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The New Anthropomorphism
Why People Increasingly Treat AI as Human and Why That Matters
Apr 24
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Gene Botkin
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The Crowd Cannot Love You. A Circle Can.
Why creatives should trade vague reach for thick belonging
Apr 13
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Gene Botkin
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Renaissance Fairs and the Post-Work Society
Why renaissance fairs may offer a real model for community formation after labor loses its central place in life
Apr 10
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Gene Botkin
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Make Something With Someone
Why shared creation may matter more than individual fame in the Age of AI
Apr 6
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Gene Botkin
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The Jury That Put the Feed on Trial
Why the age of addictive design may be nearing its bill-collection phase
Apr 3
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Gene Botkin
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