Philosophy, history, mathematics, economics. these words are made up boundaries. Useful, but artificial. They slice knowledge sprawl into discernable territories. You can point to a subject and say: i want to learn more about that. But now we can move across territories. Human knowledge has become less like a shelf of subjects and more like a material that can be mixed, compressed, expanded, and reshaped.
This site is a kind of personal computing tool built in the lineage of Notion and Jupyter notebooks: a system of blocks for thinking, connecting, writing, and coding all in one. Think of it like the eccentric notebook of a designer, where each page is an expression of my curiosity—rather than expertise.