What if the entire concept of 'having a profession' is an industrial-era relic that no longer serves us?
What if the entire concept of 'having a profession' is an industrial-era relic that no longer serves us?
What if the real edge humans have over AI isn't intelligence but the weight of lived narrative?
Everyone uses 'story' and 'narrative' interchangeably. A narratologist explains why that's a mistake — and why the difference changes how you think about everything.
Narrative engineering is not storytelling with better marketing. It's the systematic practice of deconstructing how humans perceive reality — and rebuilding those perceptions into more accurate, useful, and powerful versions.
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How to deconstruct reality and rebuild it. A practical guide to narrative thinking — from the strategist behind an ARTE documentary seen by millions.
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What if your emotions aren't hardwired reactions but stories your brain constructs in real time?
4 min readThe attention economy built empires. AI is about to demolish them.
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The manager who operates is dead. The leader who narrates is born.
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Is your "self" truly a sovereign decision-maker — or are you just a story your brain invents for itself, a split second after things have already happened?
3 min readWhat if the people who can't focus aren't broken — they're just running a different operating system?
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On family as a biological function, not genetics — and the choice we must make.
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On the difference between loving someone's surface and loving the fire that drives them
3 min readWhen a missile falls next to your house, the narratives you've built about life rearrange themselves in seconds
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On the forgotten art of deep friendship — and why platonic love might be the most underrated relationship
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