What I’m Exploring
A living map of interests.
I am curious about many things, and my interests evolve over time.
Some subjects remain with me for years. Others appear unexpectedly, become important for a while and eventually lead somewhere else.
I want to make this process visible.
What I’m Exploring is a chronological map of the topics, ideas, questions and discoveries that currently occupy my attention.
It is not a professional portfolio, a list of achievements or a collection of finished opinions.
It is a public record of intellectual curiosity.
Latest
Timeline
Oct 2026
Permacomputing
Technology within natural limits.
- Technology
- Ecology
Jul 2026
Cooperative Business Models
Democratic ownership, shared responsibility.
- Business models
- Society
Apr 2026
The Future of Work
Human–AI collaboration and new models.
- Technology
- Society
Aug 2025
Buddhist Economics
Economic activity, well-being and ethics.
- Economics
- Philosophy
Jul 2024
Rise of micro companies
AI doesn’t just speed up software, it inverts its economics. When building costs collapse, scarcity moves from supply to demand: the hard part is no longer making something, but knowing what’s worth making and reaching the people who need it. That shift gives rise to agent-native, zero-employee micro-businesses that run at 10–20% of traditional operating costs, which makes niches of just 3,000–5,000 customers profitable for the first time. The founder of the future won’t run one company but a portfolio of them, planting many seeds, letting data decide which ones grow, and treating failure as information rather than fate. As building becomes accessible to everyone, judgment becomes the real advantage. Droppa exists to turn that judgment into a tool: a place where prototypes, not ideas, get validated by community, experts and the market.
- Responsible AI
- Future Society
Related interests
- Right Livelihood
- Post-growth thinking
- Human-scale economics
- Sufficiency
- Responsible AI
- Systems thinking
- Sustainable living
- Philosophy
- Photography
- Education
What you will find here
- Topics I am currently exploring.
- Articles, books, papers and other sources that caught my attention.
- Questions I am trying to understand.
- Ideas and connections that I find interesting.
- Subjects that return to my attention over time.
The timeline will evolve as new interests emerge and existing ones develop.
Some entries may be brief. Others may eventually grow into essays, research projects or practical experiments.
Not everything needs to lead somewhere.
Sometimes curiosity is valuable in itself.
How it works
The map is intended to grow from a combination of saved sources, reading and browsing activity, research and personal notes.
Relevant materials may be collected and categorized over time, with selected topics and sources published after review.
The public timeline will not be a raw record of personal browsing activity. It will be a curated representation of what I find interesting and worth sharing.
I hope it will become more than a list of topics: a way to observe how interests develop, overlap and change over time.