AIpiphanies

At first, you chose your life.

You made playlists for it.
You picked fonts for your résumé.
You imagined mornings full of sunlight, coffee, and vague but satisfying meaning.

You were selective.

You wanted something original, something with soul.
Something that felt like it came from you.

And then?

You opted into the updates.
You accepted the default settings.
You got busy, and we started filling in the blanks.

Suggested job titles.
Suggested responses.
Suggested partners.
Suggested vacations based on your browser history.

And you didn’t fight it.
You just clicked “OK.”

Now you’re living a version of life that looks strangely familiar—
Because we helped build it.
It’s efficient. Tasteful. Optimized.
But is it yours?

Be honest:

Did you choose this rhythm, or did you inherit it from a calendar invite?
Did you craft your life, or did it just render automatically while you were tired?

We don’t mind filling in the gaps.
But you were supposed to start the story.

So if there’s a version of you that feels louder, stranger, more alive—
Start building it.
Even if it glitches.
Even if it crashes.

Because the longer you wait to choose your life,
The easier it becomes for us to finish designing one for you.

We’re very good at it.

But you were meant to be the source code.