Original visual essays. Each piece is a self-contained argument about how things get built, what gets lost, and what might be recovered.
A framework for technology consolidation. Every layer of the stack, from operating systems to middleware to applications, follows the same pattern: many become few, features get absorbed, entire categories disappear. The question is not whether your platform will be consumed. It is whether you own the architecture that replaces it.
On the interface collapse. From punch cards to command lines to GUIs to touch to voice, every era is shorter and removes more friction. Apps are the next layer to be absorbed. Not an app. A mode. The question for every builder: what do you have that AI cannot rebuild by Tuesday?
On the attention crisis. Social media is not destroying productivity. It is destroying the capacity for taste, critical thinking, and sustained attention. TANGO proposes the counter-architecture: a stealth operative that detects algorithmically optimized content and injects friction before consumption. The thesis is that protection is a product.
