Mirage Mir
@miragemir.bsky.social
Mirage Mir is an experimental publishing & slow media project
Book + Newsletter + Library
https://www.miragemir.com/ 🌱
Book + Newsletter + Library
https://www.miragemir.com/ 🌱
If AI is so good, why bother? How can you justify writing or, drawing in the age where AI gets better every week?
Because you should create to improve yourself, the quality of your perspective, and thus your contribution to your loved ones, to your culture.
Create like nobody’s watching.
Because you should create to improve yourself, the quality of your perspective, and thus your contribution to your loved ones, to your culture.
Create like nobody’s watching.
Because despite everything, you were still following your sense of wonder — dedication to the geometry of thought, the ecology of attention
It feels mostly awful to go online these days + AI is getting better and scarier.
But I'm optimistic. Everywhere I look I can see people joining a movement protecting and choosing human made art and ...
www.miragemir.com
January 25, 2026 at 9:24 PM
If AI is so good, why bother? How can you justify writing or, drawing in the age where AI gets better every week?
Because you should create to improve yourself, the quality of your perspective, and thus your contribution to your loved ones, to your culture.
Create like nobody’s watching.
Because you should create to improve yourself, the quality of your perspective, and thus your contribution to your loved ones, to your culture.
Create like nobody’s watching.
"technology and its derived tools should serve people in a way that enhances their freedom, creativity, independence, and will. The distillation of those principles on the web (...) points luminously to one answer to the question of how the Internet can best serve humans: it’s personal websites."
A Website To End All Websites | Henry From Online
How to win the war for the soul of the internet, and build the Web We Want.
henry.codes
January 18, 2026 at 10:26 PM
"technology and its derived tools should serve people in a way that enhances their freedom, creativity, independence, and will. The distillation of those principles on the web (...) points luminously to one answer to the question of how the Internet can best serve humans: it’s personal websites."