Essays And Notes
A space where systems and surfaces meet: essays that uncover the economic, political, and cultural structures shaping how we live, alongside fragments drawn from books, culture, and daily life.
What Wasn’t Said
That day, we not only destroyed a city but entered a world where mass death drew no mourning—and was instead declared an act of peace.
The Bomb and the Architecture of Permission
In 1945, the U.S. dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, presenting it not as historical rupture but as achievement.
The Retribution Economy: How Presidential Favor Became Corporate Currency
Presidential retaliation against critics like Elon Musk heightens corporate political risk, forcing executives to develop new strategies for government relations, contracts, and compliance where personal loyalty dictates outcomes.