What
This Is

Silicon Philosophy is a blog about the world programmers built and philosophers failed to prepare us for. It lives at the intersection of cultural theory, critical technology studies, and whatever happened to the future we were promised.

The writing here doesn't separate the technical from the political, the personal from the structural. Code is culture. Algorithms are arguments. The stack is never neutral.

What You'll Find

Essays — long-form pieces that take their time. Theory-adjacent, politically inconvenient, hopefully worth the read.

Theory — closer engagements with specific thinkers and traditions. Fisher, Jameson, Haraway, Simondon. The dense stuff. Difficulty-rated so you know what you're getting into.

Reviews — film, books, music. Criticism that doesn't pretend to be neutral. Everything is an argument about something else.

Fragments — short takes. Notes toward something larger, or just things worth saying in 200 words.

Who Writes It

Someone who has written the code and sat in the meetings. Currently writing instead.

Contact

Email is the best channel: hello@siliconphilosophy.com. Also on Substack.