I wrote Living in the Absurd as a human howl, part philosophical reflection, part survival guide, for those of us quietly questioning what the hell we’re doing here in a world that demands performance over presence, optimization over meaning.
I’m not anti-technology. I’m anti-dehumanization. There’s a difference.
So, in the spirit of play (and perhaps a bit of creative defiance), I asked an AI what it thought of my essay. The results were both hilarious and disturbing. This isn’t an essay against modernity. It’s an essay about how to stay awake within it. To navigate the absurd with eyes open, heart intact, and a few sacred, untamed parts of yourself still free.
Want to read what the robots are reading but will never get it in their 'bones'? Here you go: https://bit.ly/4dBFiB0
PS. It's totally FREE and it would be amazing if you can share it far and wide!!!!
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