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ChrononautJournals

Dispatches from the dusty servers of the past to the AI-fueled now. Tech, time, and the culture we coded along the way.

Split design with “Ashes and Echoes – Songs from the Playa” album cover on the left, bold blog title on the right, telling how I built a music company in 90 days with AI.

From Sparks to Steel: How AI Helped Me Build a Music Company and Release an Album in 90 Days

TTWWADI title over a vintage flowchart burning on one side, symbolizing the destruction of outdated processes.

TTWWADI: The Most Dangerous Sentence in the Age of AI

No Fluff. No Feelings. Just Thought.

No Fluff. No Feelings. Just Thought.

A robot and human silhouette reach toward each other amid glowing circuits. Title reads: “Force Multipliers: Why I’m Optimistic About AI (despite my warnings).”

Force Multipliers: Why I'm Optimistic About AI (despite my warnings)

illustration contrasting a neon-outlined cyberpunk man in retro VR gear with a glowing AI-generated female figure, symbolizing the clash between 1990s tech culture and modern AI disruption.

The Echo Chamber of Now: Why Today's Disruption Screams Louder Than the '90s (And Who's Listening?)

A beige 1990s CRT monitor displaying the Mosaic web browser with terminal commands for SLIP tunneling below the page.

Surfing the Web in 1993: How I Ran Mosaic Over Dial-Up with a CRL.net Shell Account