How perception, influence, and trust shape our ability to remain in contact with reality.
The Observer Problem - Part I: Meditation, altered states, ritual and the strange return of the sacred to cognitive security.
What being good under pressure can hide from others, and from yourself.
Europe is preparing its citizens for disruption. The emergency kit is the least interesting part.
Frames of reference, cognitive mobility, and the ability to move between realities
Most influence operations don't attack cognition.
Years ago, I was running a human source. Every time we met, he gave me accurate information: the names were correct, the meetings really happened, the documents were genuine. My
Operational reality models and the production of meaning
How reflexive control, mimetic desire and algorithms shape the foundations of our decisions and what it takes to remain cognitively sovereign.
An investigation into the rise of one of the most influential - and misunderstood -concepts in modern strategy.
How ontology, decision capture, and modeling constraints reshape how institutions perceive and act on the world
There is a moment in many leadership trajectories that is almost impossible to detect: one day, the leader becomes disconnected from reality. And it happens far more often than people
