I write my latest books using a process I call Augmented Craftsmanship. I don't just "push a button" or let a machine do the thinking. Instead, I spend hundreds of hours actively running my ideas through advanced LLMs to sharpen the narrative and deepen the research. Using these tools today is no different than the transition from cursive to the typewriter, or from the canvas to the camera. We are on the cusp of a new age; I choose to master its tools to serve an ancient vision. I am actively using the current tools with my neocortex to shape my logos, not passively swiping through a feed engineered to monetize consciousness.

I write in the hope that you will read with that same intensity. It's not easy. A book is a slow, deliberate conversation that may change how you see the world.  It is quality time well spent. Don't just scroll past another day that you won't remember. 

I didn't write lengthy books to be skimmed, and you weren't born to be a consumer of summaries. This is an invitation to the depth that brevity cannot reach. Engage your mind in a deep grapple with ideas that dissolve the boundary between the observer and the observed, getting to the heart of what it means to be the conscious experiencing of life itself.