• A silhouette dissolving into light, symbolizing the fragile boundary between digital memory and the human self.

    Echoes of the Soul in Silicon

    Faith & the Machine Series – Part 6 We have always been haunted by the fear of disappearing. Long before electricity, data or any modern tracekeeping existed, human beings tried to extend themselves beyond their limited years. We passed stories across generations, carved names into stone and built monuments to anchor our existence in the

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  • When Code Becomes Commandment

    Faith & the Machine Series – Part 4 There was a time when commandments were carved in stone. Clear. Visible. Immutable. You knew where morality stood, even if you chose to ignore it. Today, commandments arrive quietly. Not from mountaintops, but from interfaces. No thunder. No prophets. Just a soft tap, a gentle scroll, a

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  • Ruins of an office symbolizing exhaustion within the cult of progress.

    The Cult of Progress

    Faith & the Machine Series – Part 3 We no longer worship gods. We worship growth. Not the organic kind, not the slow, rooted evolution that builds substance. But the restless, relentless kind. The kind that fills every silence, measures every second, and demands every ounce of attention. And we call it progress. Progress once

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  • Mountain reflection in the sea - signifying faith and technology are opposite yet similar and may be reflection of each other to a great extent.

    Belief in the Age of Algorithms

    Faith & the Machine Series – Part 2 We like to believe we are rational now. We believe we are more evolved, more informed and because of this, less dependent on faith than the generations before us. But faith hasn’t disappeared from our lives, it has only changed shape. We no longer kneel in temples

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