Long-form writing
Books
Foundational to the current work
Artifacts of the Simulation
Are we living in a simulation? Before that question can be answered, this book works through the finite set of possible meanings of "simulation," addressing Simulation Theory's central question for each one and laying groundwork this project returns to directly in thinking about substrates, constitution, and what counts as a participant in a civilization's evaluative practice.
Covers both the computer science and the philosophy of Simulation Theory: The Matrix, A Glitch in the Matrix, the Simulation Hypothesis, Philip K. Dick's Metz lecture, Bostrom's Simulation Argument, and readings from Plato to Deleuze and Baudrillard.
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Vulnerable
On why our digital technology is so consistently insecure, and a case for what's actually driving the trend rather than the usual explanations of complexity, incentive, or pace.
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Privacy Must End
A case that the Age of Information has split humanity between those with information and those without, and that surviving the next age requires asking harder questions about privacy than we currently allow ourselves.
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