When you cannot trust what you see, how do you trust what you believe? AI is testing every faith’s relationship with truth. Read more →
I Let AI Plan My Entire Week
I handed my calendar to ChatGPT. It scheduled a nap, told me I scroll too much, and was uncomfortably right about everything. Read more →
Why Does Your WiFi Slow Down When Someone Uses the Microwave?
Your WiFi dies every time someone heats up leftovers. Your printer jams when you are in a hurry. These are not coincidences. Read more →
When the Deceased Have Facebook Pages
Millions of dead people still have active social media profiles. Who should control a digital life after the physical one ends? Read more →
Why Do We Take Photos of Our Food?
Nasi lemak arrives. Phone comes out first. Why? Read more →
Terms & Conditions 2026: We Still Haven’t Read Them
Two years after comparing T&Cs to scripture — have any of us started reading them? Read more →
I Asked AI to Write Sermons for Four Religions
I asked ChatGPT to write sermons for four religions. Then showed them to real leaders. Read more →
The Table Doesn’t Care What You Believe: Faith, Food and the Rules We Fight Over
Every kitchen is a rulebook. Halal, kosher, fasting, vegetarian vows — the rules are not the problem. The gatekeepers who sell the fence are. Read more →
The 3 AM Scroll Is a Patch We Never Apply
You treat sleep like a software update — forever clicking ‘later’ until one day the system refuses to boot. It is time to install the patch. Read more →
Why Your Phone Battery Dies at Exactly 3 PM
It is not a coincidence. It is physics. Read more →