The Architecture of Attention: Debugging the Dopamine Loop

A writer sits alone at his desk in low blue light, gazing at the screen in quiet concentration.

A neurodivergent product architect learns that the hardest part of focus isn’t ignition — it’s recovery. The Architecture of Attention explores what happens when brilliance burns too bright and how to rebuild presence without dimming it.

Engineering Compassion for a Distracted Mind

Man in glasses sits in a gaming chair at home, phone in hand, eyes glazed in quiet absorption as warm lamplight and screen glow illuminate his face.

Even the best focus systems collapse under design built for distraction. This piece explores how compassion — not discipline — becomes the real architecture of attention.