A reflection on war, artificial intelligence, and power in an age where decisions are accelerated but not necessarily understood. From the US–Israel–Iran conflict to the seductive illusion of neutral intelligence, this analysis questions whether removing human desire from government would bring clarity—or simply conceal power in new forms.
La inteligencia artificial ya no puede sostener su relato amable. Entre guerra, monopolio tecnológico y control del conocimiento, emerge una nueva forma de poder que no construye civilización, sino dominio.
A personal, city-anchored journey from 1914 to 2026, using Baghdad and Cairo as “witness cities” to show how imperial treaties, mandate borders, and great-power strategy transformed a plural region into a permanent crisis.
A minor navigational incident on the Nile reveals a larger tension between tourism, environmental responsibility, and centuries of accumulated river knowledge in Upper Egypt.
Los jóvenes soñaban y soñamos. Los dirigentes no. Del mito revolucionario al poder que se protege, una lectura sobre los viejos sabios, la amnesia imperial y la persistencia del orden absoluto bajo nuevas máscaras.
