I write about the crossroads of AI, myth, rhetoric, technology, and culture. My work explores how people engage with complex systems—technological, cultural, and ecological—and how meaning emerges from those interactions.
Techno/Mythos explores the evolving patterns at the intersection of AI, technology, myth, rhetoric and culture. It delves into how contemporary digital advancements shape and are shaped by ancient and modern storytelling structures, examining the symbiotic relationship between modern tech and timeless myths. You will find most of my current activity here.
Off the clock, you’ll find me tenkara fishing remote streams—seeking flow, clarity, pattern, and a deeper sense of connection in both nature and human behavior. Tenkara slows me down. In the silence between casts, I recover what the digital world too often obscures: presence, humility, and the subtle intelligence of wild places. If you are nice to me and let me pet your dog, maybe I will give you a fishing lesson.