Gaza · Alicante
I follow logic until I understand it. Then I like to see where it breaks.
I build systems, work on strategy and try to humanise AI—so people and companies can see a clearer path through complexity. I care about intelligence that makes us more capable, not more dependent.
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I love following logic. I also love destroying it.
I like a clean argument, evidence and structure. But I do not trust a logical chain merely because every step looks tidy. Sometimes the assumption underneath it is wrong. Sometimes the system is optimizing the wrong thing. Sometimes the most useful move is to break the frame and ask a question that was not allowed by the original logic.
ReadThreads of thinking
- People and intelligence I care less about whether a machine looks intelligent than whether people become more intelligent around it.
- Logic and its assumptions I love following logic. I also love destroying it.
- Gaza and the world Reality is usually more intelligent than the model we made for it.
- Ordinary life I love normal things. I also argue with myself about doing some of them.
Notes
All notesIntelligence should increase human agency
A smart tool should leave a person more capable after using it, not simply more dependent on the tool.
Follow logic, then question the frame
Reason carefully. Then inspect the assumptions that made the reasoning possible. The frame can be the mistake.
Reality gets the final vote
Models, plans and elegant strategies are useful. Reality is still allowed to disagree with all of them.
The person behind the writing
I come from Gaza. It changed the scale at which I see the world.
I like ordinary things: a good conversation, a walk, the sea, food made with care, people who are curious, and the moment when a complicated problem suddenly becomes understandable. Work matters to me, but I do not want work to become a costume.
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