Peter V. Radatti’s Blog
Ideas, Experiments & Observations
I have spent more than four decades working with computers, security software, invention, radionics, and the consequences of technology. These entries are grouped so you can begin where your curiosity—or concern—takes you.
Some entries appear in more than one place because ideas do not respect filing cabinets.
There is often little difference between a Blog and a Bog. My aim here is to keep enough solid ground under both of us that we can examine unusual ideas without sinking into them.
Radionics
Instruments, methods, experiments, agriculture, operator discipline, and the questions that deserve careful thought.
AI & Society
What intelligent machines may change in work, judgment, safety, trust, and ordinary life.
Cyber Security
Lessons drawn from decades of security software, malicious-code defense, and long-lived systems work.
Stream of Consciousness
Observations, memories, humor, and occasional detours. Some ideas refuse to stay in their assigned drawer.
Latest from every topic
The newest entries are first. Each summary opens the original article, so every piece keeps one permanent home even when it belongs to several topics.
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Read the full entry →: The Witness Is Not the Target
In radionics, a witness is not the target; it is more like an address pointing to the person, place, animal, field, or situation being considered. I explain why accuracy, clear questions, and ethical restraint matter more as the…
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Read the full entry →: The House Robot Is Almost Here, But Almost Is a Very Large Word
A household robot that does the dull work sounds close enough to inspire hope, but not close enough to trust without supervision. I look at practical limits, human expectations, safety, and why the word “almost” still carries so…
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Read the full entry →: Military-Style Radionics: What Can Be Said
Using only open sources, I examine the disciplined mindset, ethical limits, and information-handling concerns surrounding military-style radionics. This is context and caution—not a training manual, confirmation, or operational claim.
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Read the full entry →: The Robots Are Leaving the Factory
Humanoid robots are moving from controlled factories into homes and public spaces. I consider why their human appearance changes how we trust them, and why social safeguards must grow alongside the machines.
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Read the full entry →: The Farm May Understand Radionics Better Than the City
Agriculture may be a better setting for understanding radionics than medicine because a farm is a living, interconnected system. This essay considers soil, plants, animals, observation, and the practical search for balance.
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Read the full entry →: When AI Gives the Wrong Answer at the Worst Time
An AI answer can be useful, confident, and dangerously wrong at the same time—especially during an emotional crisis. I examine why context, restraint, accountability, and human judgment must be built into AI safety.
Why these subjects?
I have worked with computers and security software for more than four decades, written books on radionics, and spent much of my life looking at problems from angles that do not always fit a standard category. Read about my work and accomplishments.