PUTANUMONIT

How to write for a reader who can leave at any moment — unlike LLMs.

Machines with nothing they want to say writing for humans with nothing they want to hear.

A new miniblogging series on writing and AI.

I grew as a generalist from a small office to a 10-figure acquisition.

Going full-time on Putanumonit's favorite topic.

Philosophers have long explained why science could never explain consciousness.

Everyone wants to date someone impressive, but focusing on impressiveness in dating is perfectly useless.

A review of what is in Tim Urban's book on politics, and what very conspicuously isn't.

People look for partners to build families with, but pick partners based on how entertaining they are after a few drinks.

You are a random sample of short experience-generating strings, and the crazy thing about it is that it's all less crazy than it sounds.

Women are hot to seduce men.

Documenting the rise of date-me docs and the decline of resultant dating

Awareness of your own uncertainty requires consciousness, and some claim that this awareness is present in rats.

Whales are queering the fish-mammal binary

Why Elden Ring is great, and how not to die binomially.

A relationship must sacrifice exclusivity or sacrifice for the sake of exclusivity.

Looking for a middle ground between the hard upsides of blogging and the easy downsides of tweeting.

Humans think in concepts and perceive ourselves living in physical reality, but babies aren't born doing either.

What if you just modeled your partner well enough to do what they would want without needing to ask?

Everyone complains that dating isn't working, but no one want to put the work into dating.