by samfrida | Oct 18, 2026 | Articles, Blog
I keep watching people dissect the differences between Democrats and Republicans, and the differences within the parties themselves. Who has moved too far left? Who is conservative enough? Who still belongs where? Sometimes I wonder how much energy we spend trying to...
by samfrida | Oct 10, 2026 | Articles, Blog
I asked a friend whether ICANN’s new domain-extension application list was out. He said yes and sent me the link. I had no intention of building a website. I was curious, opened the data and started looking. Then one question became another. That rabbit hole became...
by samfrida | Aug 26, 2026 | Articles, Blog
There is a particular kind of safety that has nothing to do with being agreed with. It is the safety of being allowed to think out loud. To say, I’m not sure yet. To question something you once believed. To follow an idea to its edge, discover that it does not hold...
by samfrida | Aug 10, 2026 | Articles, Blog
One of my biggest triggers is watching people consume information without thinking about it. They read something.They watch something.AI gives them an answer. And that’s it. It becomes truth. It irritates the shit out of me. And I’ve asked myself why it bothers me so...
by samfrida | Aug 9, 2026 | Articles, Blog
The Epstein story raises a much bigger question than who knew whom, who appears in which file, or which intelligence theory eventually proves true. It raises the question of human vulnerability and power. A democracy can have elections, constitutions, institutions,...
by samfrida | Aug 8, 2026 | Articles, Blog
Something interesting happens when a new political figure starts gaining attention. We immediately ask: Who are they like? So when someone like Abdul El-Sayed or James Talarico gains momentum, the instinct is to compare them to Zohran Mamdani. And on the surface, it...
