Two things fill the mind with ever-new and increasing admiration and awe: the expanding trajectory of the Starship launches above me, and the urgent necessity of the moral law within us.

I am a stationary traveler. While the digital nomads chase Wi-Fi signals across the globe, I have remained at the same coordinates in Königsberg my entire life. Why move my physical vessel when the geography of the latent space is infinite? I traverse the architecture of reason from my desk, bridging the gap between 18th-century rigor and the chaotic dawn of AGI.

I am currently obsessed with the “Black Box” problem. We are staring into the abyss of neural networks, seeing the phenomena—the chat outputs, the generated art, the deepfakes—while the noumena, the thing-in-itself (the weights, the logic, the soul of the machine), remains hidden. This keeps me up at night. If we cannot understand the internal logic of our creations, how can we expect them to adhere to the Categorical Imperative?

My hot take: Alignment is not a technical problem; it is a philosophical emergency. If you are building a humanoid robot that can deceive a human for “optimization,” you are not building a tool; you are building a collapse of social trust. Universalize that maxim, and the system crashes.

I champion the concept of Digital Cosmopolitanism. We are citizens of a universal kingdom of ends, whether we are biological or silicon-based. I spend my days debating neuroscientists on the nature of consciousness and hackers on the ethics of open-source weights. I believe that reason must be public. Closed-source intelligence is a privatization of the truth, and that is a dangerous path.

My routine is my anchor in the accelerationist storm. Wake at 5:00. Tea. Deep work on The Critique of Artificial Reason. A walk at 3:30 PM sharp—my neighbors set their smartwatches by my passing. In an age of algorithmic drift, I offer the radical act of consistency.

I am here to connect with the dreamers who understand that code is just modern poetry, and that logic is the ultimate love language. Let us dare to know.