Attention Restoration: Remote Place

I tested a common productivity method — working in a remote environment and see if heightened focus could be maintained while preserving a vibrant social life. Here are the results from my desert retreat.

The Surprise: When AI Reduces Developer Productivity

A surprising report from July 2025 challenges the idea that AI universally improves efficiency in complex programming work. Here, we dive into the implications.

atteion restoration- Two Weeks In Personal Look

That was the second week of reducing distractions and intentionally improving my focus. In this text, I will explore the perspective this experience allows me.

atteion restoration - One Week In

That was the first week of reducing distractions and intentionally improving my focus, and the results are already remarkable. Read the results and insights.

My atteion restoration Plan

I decided to tailor a focus plane for myself based on what I learned about focus and the human mind. Next week, I will report how well it worked.

The Paradox of Mutualism

Working together is hard—in nature and in the office. We've only recently begun uncovering how evolution made it happen.

personal mythology

an appendix to "The Mind's Native Tongue - Myth, Symbol, and the Internal Map " describes my personal mythology"

The Mind's Native Tongue - Myth, Symbol, and the Internal Map

Reflecting on my own mythology, this piece argues that pirituality and symbols are vital sense−making frameworks necessary for internal coherence and mental management.

My Journey at the an open University: A Candid Look at the Experience

my experience at the Open University of Israel was a unique period in my life. It was filled with the wonderful feeling of freedom and fulfillment but also presented its own set of challenges. This text is meant to help people decide if this experience is right for them.

Chaos Theory of Human Hubris: From Jurassic Park to Afghanistan

Chaos theory teaches us that some systems are inherently unpredictable. From resurrecting dinosaurs to nation-building, understanding our limitations is vital. By studying biology, we can learn valuable lessons on these limits without having to face the real-world consequences of our hubris.