The Sunday Essay

What Kind of Human Survives the Next Decade?

A dispatch from the strange territory between tradition and acceleration, myth and machinery.

We live in a strange reality. I share my experience: leather and algorithms, poker rooms and philosophy, Mexico and the internet, collapse and rebuilding.

I married into a four-generation leather family in León, Mexico—where leather is religion and craft still matters. At the same time I started writing, I became obsessed with artificial intelligence, language models, and the question of what is real.

So this became the work: learning how to live between the physical and the digital, between tradition and acceleration, between myth and machinery.

This site is the archive of that process. Not polished conclusions. Not personal-branding theater. Just signal: writing, projects, experiments, and fragments from the middle of becoming.

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The Projects Desk

Four ongoing investigations

Craft / Business

Four Generations of Leather, Still Made Real

Kenia is family, leather, craft, business—and the daily work of building something you can touch.

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Essays / Notes

Long-Form Dispatches From the Borderlands

Unpolished conclusions, field notes, and essays from the physical and digital worlds.

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Live / Social

Fragments, Fashion and Live Transmission

Occasional fashion—because I have to wear what I live—and evidence gathered along the way.

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