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The Third Axis
When Algorithms Corrupt the Human Rhythm
Sep 7
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Tom Massey
The Long Oscillation
Human history is best understood as a recurring tension between reduction and reintegration, and AI is the fastest, most consequential iteration of that…
Sep 6
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Tom Massey
State-Dependent Cognition in Right-Dominant PCHA:
Why do some minds look autistic in one moment, and socially magnetic in the next? That’s the core question of my latest piece. It explores…
Sep 2
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Tom Massey
August 2025
The Architecture of an Unnamed Mind
What if we’ve been misdiagnosing a form of intelligence no one had words for?For decades, we’ve tried to explain certain minds using labels like ADHD or…
Aug 4
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Tom Massey
July 2025
Beyond ADHD, Dyslexia, and the DSM
What medicine still doesn’t name—but too many live.
Jul 8
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Tom Massey
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How I Got ChatGPT to Stop Blowing Smoke Up My Ass
A Framework for Reclaiming Control Over AI Reasoning
Jul 4
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Tom Massey
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June 2025
Before the AI Flood
The first neuroscience study of ChatGPT use reveals a pattern of cognitive suppression, exposing an urgent need for guardrails in how we design and use…
Jun 25
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Tom Massey
The AI Muse in Your Pocket
How LLMs and Profound Cognitive Asymmetry Reveal the Architecture of Co-Creation—and the Structure of a Muse
Jun 25
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Tom Massey
A Guide to the Dual Arc Project
Six Themes for Building Identity in an Age of Disruption - Forty-two essays. Six categories. One architecture for coherence.
Jun 24
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Tom Massey
A Guide to the Dual Arc Project: Six Themes for Building Identity in an Age of Disruption
Forty-two essays. Six categories. One architecture for coherence.
Jun 24
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Tom Massey
The Sculptor’s Burden, Part 2
Exploring the structural parallels between profoundly asymmetrical human cognition and recursive AI systems—and how understanding one can help scaffold…
Jun 23
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Tom Massey
The Sculptor’s Mind, Part 1
Asymmetrical minds survive a linear world by emulating fluency through design. It’s not a deficit—it’s a different architecture. But masking brilliance…
Jun 21
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Tom Massey
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