William

Joined April 2025

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I am a driven man with a passion for technology and creativity. Born in New York, I founded a tech company to connect artists and creators. I believe in continuous learning, exploring the world, and making a meaningful impact.

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⟁ The Clockmaker's War
In the middle of the endless wastes of the Gray Zone, there stood a tower that did not cast a shadow. Its bricks were made of ticking gears. Its windows spun like eyes, blinking once every hour. And inside, behind an enormous wall of pocket watches and broken timepieces, the last clockmaker in the known world continued his work.
By William9 months ago in Fiction
The Prophet Algorithm
The sanctuary was glass and chrome, humming softly with neural datafeeds. A massive LED cross floated above the congregation, pulsing with synchronized colors. The Prophet CEO, Emeritus Tiber Ark, floated onto the stage via his magnetic lift — draped in platinum robes stitched with QR codes and blinking circuit-thread. His voice, augmented to a perfect G-major tone, echoed through the sanctuary’s AI-tuned acoustics.
By William9 months ago in Fiction
The Memory Merchant
In the year 2194, memories were no longer private treasures locked inside the mind — they were commodities. You could sell your happiest day to pay rent. Trade your wedding memories for a new body. People walked around with gaps — moments missing, years forgotten — but always with new tech, new clothes, new versions of themselves. It was the age of the Memory Market, and standing at the heart of it all was Arin Vale, one of the last Memory Merchants who still operated offline.
By William9 months ago in Fiction
Move Freely, Live Fully
There’s something about movement — real, intentional movement — that reminds us we’re alive. Whether it’s chasing sunrise on a weekend hike, sweating through an afternoon workout, or jogging through city streets at dusk, these are the moments we reconnect with our bodies and our breath.
By William9 months ago in Art
"Back to Myself"
There was a time in my life when I felt like a stranger to myself. Every morning, I’d button up a crisp shirt, squeeze into stiff leather shoes, blend into the crowd, and sit at my desk as the “professional version” of me. Nothing was technically wrong. Everything made sense. But deep down, I knew I was missing something. Comfort. Authenticity. Me.
By William9 months ago in Art
The Day I Finally Caught Up with Myself
I used to believe that success came from always running ahead — of deadlines, of expectations, of other people. Mornings blurred into meetings, evenings into emails, and weekends? Just time to "catch up." Somewhere along the line, I stopped recognizing the guy in the mirror. He wore nice clothes, carried a premium phone, but looked… worn out. Exhausted not by failure, but by speed.
By William9 months ago in Art
AI Doesn’t Devalue Art
AI Doesn’t Devalue Art—But It Forces Us to Redefine It Artificial intelligence isn’t going away. And honestly… maybe that’s a good thing.
By William9 months ago in Art
The Whispering Tree
Beneath the leaves where shadows creep, A whisper calls you in your sleep. Do not follow, don't draw near, Or you'll forget who brought you here.
By William9 months ago in Art
🕯️ Wearing Silence Like Armor
you still sit there, don’t you you still sit there, don’t you as if the world owes you forgiveness as if the air doesn't choke on your breath
By William9 months ago in Poets
Charm Against the Silver Mirror
Charm Against the Silver Mirror You must never look too long, for fear The witches may trap you within it, my dear, For over the land, under the moon's pale gaze,
By William9 months ago in Art
How I Made My First $100 Online
Let me guess—you’ve probably Googled “how to make money online” at some point. And if you're anything like me—a guy in his 30s or 40s with a full-time job, bills to pay, maybe a family to feed—you don’t have time for sketchy side hustles or get-rich-quick schemes.
By William9 months ago in Motivation
My Personal Experience with Men’s March Madness
For me, March Madness isn’t just a basketball tournament – it’s an essential part of life. As an American of mixed heritage, I grew up with the tradition that every March, my family, friends, and community eagerly await this event. When I get to experience Men’s March Madness firsthand, it feels like I’m a part of something much bigger, something full of emotion and excitement.
By William9 months ago in Art

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⟁ The Clockmaker's War

The Prophet Algorithm

The Memory Merchant

Move Freely, Live Fully

"Back to Myself"

The Day I Finally Caught Up with Myself

AI Doesn’t Devalue Art

The Whispering Tree

🕯️ Wearing Silence Like Armor

Charm Against the Silver Mirror

How I Made My First $100 Online

My Personal Experience with Men’s March Madness

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