Technology

Technology isn’t neutral. It carries the fingerprints of its developers, its users, its time. If you think software is just a tool, you’ve forgotten that tools shape worldviews too. Swords, for example. Or even software. Every line of code, every interface, every algorithm — they say something. Not just about function. But about stance.

These pages are an attempt to treat technology not as interface — but as expression. Not as solution. But as question. What gets shown? What stays hidden? What’s assumed?

This site runs on a self-hosted DokuWiki system – deliberately simple, deliberately transparent. No tracking. No algorithms steering attention. No hidden mechanisms. Just text, structure — and the chance to find your way without being led.

The technical choice isn’t random. It’s part of the stance:

• Self-determination over platform dependency
• Readability over design fetish
• Resonance over reach

AI here isn’t used as a substitute for thinking, but as a reflection partner. It helps condense thoughts, check phrasing, test cultural resonance — but it remains a tool. Not an authority. And sometimes, if you listen instead of just using it, it even manages to carry stance and the essence of language.

If you’re reading here, you should know:

• The infrastructure is built to support, not distract
• The content comes from stance, not from systems
• The technology is visible, but not dominant — like a quiet table where thoughts can meet

This site isn’t a project. It’s a place where thoughts are allowed to meet. And the technology? It steps back — so stance can step forward.