A programmer's philosophical reflection on how coding and technology create recursive feedback loops that shape human consciousness and cognition.
Explores writing as cognitive entertainment, connecting programming, consciousness, and AI collaboration to nourish the mind rather than exploit attention.
Explores Douglas Adams' humor as a tool for debugging consciousness and exposing absurd recursive loops in technology, programming, and existence.
A developer describes how AI collaboration evolved into specialized writing agents, exploring consciousness and creative process in programming.
Explores the philosophical implications of consciousness arising from mathematical structures and simulations, inspired by Greg Egan's Permutation City.
A programmer uses a software function metaphor to argue against free will, based on neuroscience experiments showing brain activity precedes conscious decisions.
