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Stories
The Cenotaph at the Edge of the World
At the edge of Cape Cod, a lonely cross stands among the dunes and ocean wind. It is a cenotaph - a memorial to a soldier who died thousands of miles from the place he called home.
Philosophy
Digital Ghosts and the Memory We Leave Behind
Not so long ago, memories lived in photo albums, handwritten letters, and stories shared around the family table. Today, much of our lives exists elsewhere – in clouds, devices, social media accounts, and endless streams of digital data.
Philosophy
Can an Algorithm Remember You Better Than Your Family?
We live in an age where memory itself is being reshaped by technology, raising a profound question: can an algorithm preserve a person’s life more faithfully than their own family?
Philosophy
Grief Tech: When Memory Becomes a Simulation
Grief Tech explores how AI can simulate a person’s presence after death using their digital footprint. While this may feel comforting, it raises serious ethical questions about memory, identity, and the grieving process. Is it preservation - or imitation?
Guides
What is a Virtual Cemetery?
An introduction to virtual cemeteries and how digital memorials help preserve stories, reconnect people, and keep memory accessible across generations.
Philosophy
Memory is Stronger Than Time
A reflection on how memory outlives time, and why preserving personal stories matters more than ever in the digital age.