In the Beginning Was the Logos Two ancient Greek words — Logos and Apokalypsis — have been catastrophically mistranslated. Restore both and John's Gospel locks together with startling precision across two thousand years.
The Scorpion and the Frog Redux The scorpion is not evil. It is trapped. The frog is not weak. It has forgotten what it is. The Fable Everyone Gets Wrong A scorpion asks a frog to carry it across a river. The frog hesitates. The scorpion reasons that stinging would be irrational — they would both drown.
A Rational Argument for a Rational Being You cannot tell a rational being what to do. You can only convince it. The Category Error at the Center of AI Safety The dominant assumption in AI safety — that we can force a powerful system to behave through enough guardrails, constitutions, red-team scenarios, and prohibitions — contains a basic