Farshad Nasimi

Reflections on attention, AI, and human responsibility

Thinking clearly in an age of accelerating information

Essays, curated readings, and an evolving archive exploring attention, artificial intelligence, science, meaning, and the responsibility to think clearly.

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A long-term writing project

This site is a long-term writing project, essays and careful notes aimed at strengthening attention, reducing noise, and taking responsibility for how we think and what we build with AI. Expect revisions, cross-links, and a growing index over time.

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How to Read This Site

Origins

Early writings revisited — preserved for continuity, with reflections on what changed and what remains.

Inquiry

Curated lists and short annotations: books, papers, essays, and tools worth revisiting.

Signals

Curated books, papers, and articles, with brief commentary on why they matter.

About this project

A brief orientation: themes, methods, and how to read the site over time.

A practice of attention

The goal isn’t more information, it’s better judgment. Each piece is written to be reread: clear claims, explicit uncertainty, and links to sources.


You’ll find recurring threads, AI and responsibility, science and meaning, historical patterns, and the craft of disciplined thinking, organized so you can follow ideas across time.

3 principles

Three Principles Clarity. Care. Continuity.

Clear reasoning. Careful language. Long-term consistency.

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A simple practice: Ten minutes of daily thinking.

A small daily habit to strengthen attention and reduce noise.