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For Future Humans Or Non-Humans

For Future Humans Or Non-Humans

Dear Future humans or non-humans, I am Daphne. I write this at age 32. In a city in the Netherlands. We are now living through a collapse that moves slowly, non-linear, so that many don't see it yet, or refuse to see it. I am not writing for

World Signals: September 2025 Recap

World Signals: September 2025 Recap

September didn’t whisper—it shouted. Superstorms, record heat, creeping drought, and quiet ecological failures made it clear: crisis isn’t coming, it’s here.

100 Brutal Human Truths

100 Brutal Human Truths

Today we cut through comfort. No villains, no euphemisms. Just the physics of being human under pressure. If you need sugar, stop here. 1. You are a walking parasite farm. Your body hosts trillions of bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasitic DNA fragments. Most of your "self" isn'

The Processes That Shaped Our World

The Processes That Shaped Our World

Life runs on feedback loops. Not destiny. Not heroes. Loops. My mtDNA results cut through the noise of nationalism and identity branding. They point to the root code: where survival patterns were written into bodies and carried forward. If you want to grasp Rome’s violence, Sumer’s fall, or

The Imperial Operating System: From Rome to the Global Present

The Imperial Operating System: From Rome to the Global Present

Introduction: The Same Machine, New Skins History is usually told as progress: from the cradle of civilization, to Rome’s grandeur, to Medieval Christendom, to the Enlightenment, to our modern, globalized world. But when we strip away the marble façade and the myths of “civilization,” a different story emerges. What

Weekly Check-In: High on Existence

Weekly Check-In: High on Existence

This week marks my first seven days of the “High on Existence” challenge — a practice of stepping away from coffee, alcohol, nicotine, and other stimulants, to see what remains when nothing stands between me and reality. Day 1–3: Breaking the Habit On the first day, I allowed myself one

The Living Fractal: A Short, Honest Account of What Happened to Me (and Why the Universe Keeps Doing It)

The Living Fractal: A Short, Honest Account of What Happened to Me (and Why the Universe Keeps Doing It)

There’s a moment.. or a series of moments — that breaks the wallpaper of ordinary life and shows the scaffolding behind the painting. For me that moment was not a single flash but a telescoping grief: a seeing that everything I loved, trusted, or built was temporary, brittle, and already