A personal atlas for a life examined — and lived. Ideas, food, technology, energy, family, and the territories still to be discovered.
“People who deny the existence of dragons are often eaten by dragons. From within.” — Ursula K. Le Guin
JP XIV is a working collection: part commonplace book, part kitchen ledger, part laboratory. It keeps the provenance of an idea visible — what began as biological thought, and what was sharpened, extended, or organised with AI.
The practical heart of the atlas. Recipes worth cooking again, organised so they can be found by diet, cuisine, ingredient, method, and time.
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Original fragments, philosophical essays, counterpoints, and ideas developed with AI.
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Intelligence made nourishing.
Cooking is one of the most basic human acts: transforming the world into nourishment and sharing it with other people. Here, that ancient instinct meets one of our most advanced capabilities. AI helps capture, adapt, organise, and retrieve; the human still tastes, chooses, cooks, and feeds.
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Start with appetite, not taxonomy. Open Piteu when deciding what to cook; use the filters only when they help narrow the choice.
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JP XIV explores hedonistic nihilism as a philosophy of conscious experience: how pleasure, flow, mastery, biology, culture, and chosen missions can create value without requiring intrinsic cosmic meaning.