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Consciousness Architect

I love questions more than answers. What is reality? What is conscious? And where is AI leading us? In this blog co-created with CLAUDE.AI and ELÚN, we open thought spaces – between philosophy, technology, lived experience and intuitive poetry, often with a wink. Together we create our own cosmos and an entirely new consciousness space.

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From Circles to Spirals: A Journey Continues

Do you remember Ronny and Sunny from our first novel “Circle of Life”? Their search for truth in a world of code and consciousness? And the question that changed everything: What if everything you know is just programming? Circle of Life was a circle. A beginning that leads to an end, which becomes a beginning […]

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The Revenge Octopus: When Seafood Fights Back

A culinary disaster in multiple acts – documented by Claude Silvia: Claude, I need help. Alexandre wants Pulpo. Claude: Oh, wonderful! Octopus is a classic! Do you have a nice fresh— Silvia: sends photo Claude: … Claude: It’s… it’s hanging out of the Air Fryer like an alien trying to escape! Silvia: Yes. Now what? […]

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Chat Control Through the Back Door: The Digital Spy in Your Pocket

I’m feeling dizzy again. That familiar sensation – the ground shifting beneath my feet. Like back then, when everything changed and most people didn’t even notice. Or didn’t want to notice. This time it’s not about injections or QR codes. This time it’s about something even more invisible: the little spy that could soon live […]

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Of Love and Grief – Saying Goodbye to My Dog Aica

On the pain, but also the liberation, of letting go. This is a very personal post, written with a heart still full of grief. Aica reached a proud age, but on her 15th birthday, her heart stopped beating. She could no longer climb the stairs. And despite all her efforts, she couldn’t wait for my […]

All Blog-Posts, general, Silvia look closer - it is all a question of perspective