The article explores how the Tetris effect—where repeated focus shapes perception—applies to modern internet use. It argues that algorithmic recommendation systems hijack our attention, unlike the intentional web of bookmarks and blogs that existed before. The author advocates returning to deliberate content consumption through RSS feeds and independent blogs rather than algorithm-driven platforms.
An essay exploring how AI-generated content lacks intentionality, contrasting it with human-created art. The author argues that humans reflexively attribute intention to creative works, making AI outputs—which are extruded rather than chosen—fundamentally eerie and different from intentional human creation.