Homo Technicus
Posthumanism, digital personas, and implanted memories. A philosophical exploration of humanity evolving alongside technology.
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2026. 01. 02
Digital Personas: The Age of Virtual Influencers
When the artificial feels more real than reality, how should we define the self?
2026. 01. 03
Memories That Never Existed: AI and Nostalgia
Can we miss a past we never experienced? Synthetic Memory hacks human emotions.
2026. 01. 08
Homo Ex Machina: Technological Posthumanism
Humanity is a process. We are handing the baton of biological evolution to technological evolution.
2026. 02. 27
Digital Immortality: Data Beyond Death
Data lives and breathes even after the body is gone. Will grief tech fulfill humanity’s desire for eternal life?
2026. 03. 02
The Boundary of Rights: Can a Digital Persona Become a Legal Subject?
In an age when cloned voices and learned personalities remain, we must ask again to whom rights should be granted.
2026. 03. 09
The Inheritance of Memory: Who Should Receive Our Personal Data?
As messages, voices, tastes and search histories in the cloud become an inheritance, we must ask again what should be passed on and where to stop.
2026. 03. 11
The Version-Controlled Self: How Far Are We the Same Person as Updates Continue?
As records, feedback, recommendation systems, and AI assistants continually reshape judgment, identity becomes closer to an update history than a fixed essence.
2026. 03. 28
Boundaries for Cognitive Outsourcing: Delegating Thought Without Losing Agency
Now that AI routinely handles memory and organization, the central skill is not using tools but designing boundaries for when to delegate and when to take control back.
2026. 03. 15
Designing a Consent Ledger to Protect Yourself in the Age of Cognitive Outsourcing
When AI assistance becomes everyday life, preserving identity requires a recordable consent ledger rather than vague boundaries.
2026. 03. 17
What Are We Agreeing To in the Age of Cognitive Outsourcing? Designing a Consent Log
As AI and automation take over memory, judgment, and expression, real autonomy comes not from the ability to switch tools off, but from recording and revising the delegation we agreed to.
2026-09-01
What Do We Lose When We Entrust Our Memory to Something Else?
It has been a long time since we memorized phone numbers. Now we keep even the grounds for our judgments outside ourselves. A slightly uncomfortable question about what remains, and what disappears, when memory is outsourced.