Blog Topic
Cyber Security
Computer security is where engineering meets human behavior—usually at the least convenient moment. I have spent more than four decades building, examining, and explaining security software and complex systems.
This section includes entries where security principles overlap with artificial intelligence, programming, responsibility, and the limits of what should be made public.
Cyber Security entries
Newest first. The short description is followed by a link to the complete original entry.
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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 →: 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.
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Read the full entry →: Radionics and Programming Reality
I compare the discipline of computer programming with the way radionics frames intention, witnesses, rates, and results. The analogy is not proof, but it offers a useful structure for clearer questions, ethical limits, and honest review.