They burned books in 1933. We do it "better" in 2026.
We make books disappear.
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Reflexive essays
Field reflections and intellectual explorations on power and perception.
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From God to AI: when language manufactures reality
In the Guide for the Perplexed, Maimonides spends a considerable amount of time addressing a problem that seems purely theological: the corporification of God. Why does Scripture speak of God
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Crises don't test your intelligence, they test your structure.
A structural explanation of freezing, stress, and decision-making in crises
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Who is the future even for?
Prosperity, longevity, and the silent collapse of transmission
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On war and humans who live in theory
Lauryn Hill once sang: "Adam lives in theory". In Hebrew, Adam means "the human being", all of us. And Queen Lauryn is right, most humans today
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To be read or to be true?
The ethical dilemma of writing in the age of attention.
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Lucidity as a wound: the hidden cost of seeing what others burry in denial
I once revealed to a group what I had seen while infiltrating radical networks. I expected concern, and taking action, together! Instead, I was met with silence, nervosity and hostility.
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How to answer the question behind the question
What to do when you’re asked the wrong question
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Reality begins before words: pre-rational intelligence explained
You know that strange moment: when you know something… but you can't explain it. You can't put it into words. It's not logic, not
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Why Pythagoras' theorem might be the most practical lesson you ever earned
I recently saw a viral post on LinkedIn. Someone wrote: “Why did we waste time at school learning Pythagoras’ theorem? Completely useless. I wish I had learned personal finance, relationships,
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I wrote this 10 years ago in my personal diary, when I was a journalist
I'm about to share words I wrote almost ten years ago. Back then, I was a young journalist in Israel and the West Bank. I wrote constantly (in
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Thinking in branches, living in contradictions
I never had a linear thought in my life. When I tried to follow others' paths (do one thing at a time, answer what was asked, choose a side)
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