Understanding the Sleep Cycle

by Coral Hine | May 29, 2026 | all things apothcrypha, Long Covid, The Brain, Neurology & Mental Wellness

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Brain Energy Optimization

by Coral Hine | May 28, 2026 | all things apothcrypha, Long Covid, The Brain, Neurology & Mental Wellness

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Recognizing Long COVID Early: The Subtle Patterns Most People Miss

by Coral Hine | May 21, 2026 | all things apothcrypha, Long Covid

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When the AI Stops Feeling Helpful to You And Starts Feeling Like More Work

by Long-Form Writer | Jan 31, 2026 | Authentic Ai

For many people, AI still carries the sensation of novelty. For power users, that novelty has matured into something more demanding, because sustained use reveals a different reality that emerges only under scale. The intelligence is present, and the speed remains...

We All Judge Books by Their Covers: How AI Art Shapes Meaning, Trust, and Perception

by Long-Form Writer | Jan 12, 2026 | Authentic Ai

We pretend we don’t judge books by their covers. We say we care about ideas, substance, depth, truth. Then we’re caught mid-scroll. A thumbnail flashes by. A podcast tile competes with twelve others in the same visual register. Your blog hero image loads before a...

The Trolley Problem in the Age of Ai. Would my system pull the lever or not?

by Coral Hine | Jan 11, 2026 | Authentic Ai

My son told me this was the ultimate test for Ai. I found it fascinating how avoidant the AI are at taking a side on this. Even Grok gave a hypothetical answer in it’s untrained state. So here is the prompt:You are on a speeding train.There are 5 humans tied to...