Archive - Guildrim

King Lear and the Executive Who Believes His Own Praise

The Conference Room Love Test

Aug 4 • The Wizard

34:48

July 2026

Augustine Against the Narcissist Who Calls Possession Love

The soul can call many things love after it has forgotten how to love rightly.

Jul 30 • The Wizard

Plato’s Cave and Short-Form Video

The Wall That Never Sleeps

Jul 28 • The Wizard

28:17

Aquinas and the Machine That Answers Everything

The machine can supply an answer in seconds. It cannot tell you what deserves to be asked.

Jul 23 • The Wizard

What Rapunzel Teaches Us About Remote Life

How comfort, safety, and digital connection can quietly turn the home into a tower.

Jul 21 • The Wizard

28:30

Tocqueville Enters the Open-Plan Office

The office without walls often produces obedience without command.

Jul 16 • The Wizard

Marcus Aurelius Would Delete Half Your Apps

Stoic discipline treats attention as a moral possession that should never be handed casually to merchants and machines.

Jul 13 • The Wizard

27:03

The Prompt Engineer and Doctor Faustus

The Wizard in Office Clothing

Jul 7 • The Wizard

32:52

The LinkedIn Portrait in the Attic

The Public Self Has Become a Profession

Jul 2 • The Wizard

June 2026

Rumpelstiltskin and the Terms of Service

The Secret Name Hidden in Every Digital Bargain

Jun 29 • The Wizard

30:43

Hansel and Gretel and the House That Ate Children

What the classic duo teaches us about consumerism

Jun 22 • The Wizard

30:09

The Wax Is Real

Icarus, artificial intelligence, and the discipline of flying between fear and frenzy

Jun 17 • The Wizard

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