Meta Introduces Subscriptions: Is This The End of Social Media As We Know It?
Scroll now, and feeds are crowded with suggested posts, paid placements, affiliate links, branded “creators” and algorithmic noise. You’re no longer browsing a social space – you’re wading through a marketplace engineered to keep you receptive, reactive, exposed, and farmed for attention.
Feb 25 min read
When Work Becomes Optional: What Will We Do With All This Free Time?
Without structure, income, identity, or purpose, free time becomes a void – not a luxury. Debates are currently centred around automation and employment; focussing on which industries and roles will soon become extinct – yet we are failing to consider existential drift: the paradox of a future where people have more hours and less meaning.
Jan 126 min read
Your Body Is the New Password: What JPMorgan’s Biometrics Policy Says About the Future of Work
Frictionless, futuristic, and perhaps inevitable, it begs the primal questions of submission and compliance; when access to your job depends on surrendering your biometric data, where do we draw the line between technological advancement and ownership?
Oct 24, 20255 min read
The Invisible Heist: How Hackers Launder Billions Through Fintech Apps
Fintech apps, neobanks, and digital wallets are built for speed and simplicity; they’re irresistible to users but ideal for exploitation.
Oct 14, 20255 min read
HealthTech: Move Over Sick Care, Predictive Health Is Taking Over – But At What Cost?
Let's face it: the current state of healthcare is outdated and archaic. Reliant on reactive processes and complicated bureaucracy, our...
Oct 2, 20255 min read
