About

I'm Sarah Adams, aka "Saragh Argh", a curious absurdist with a ~20-year history working in visual art, comedy, large-scale gardening, and nonprofit communications. I currently study philosophy at UPEI.

I don't have my fingers on the pulse of every trend, but over the past two decades I've followed the overarching patterns in memetics, algorithmic evolutions, data surveillance, marketization of community and widening gaps in digital literacy. I'm also a theoretical physics fangirl and enjoy interpreting concepts (albeit clumsily) towards broader meaning. I care about meaning, especially distribution of meaning and the barriers preventing its distribution.

When I write I imagine I'm speaking to my contemporaries, my family and friends, and curious thought seekers. I intentionally try to avoid exclusivity in my writing. I don't write for "in groups" and in my work I've always cared about reaching everyday audiences – people who care about what's happening but may not have the time or means to contextualize things.

I'm largely nonpartisan but I do have biases that I try to recognize. I will do my very best not to assert authority over subjects I have no business messing with.

I welcome questions and comments relevant to my writing. I never use genAI to write and have strong feelings about its risks to cognitive health and the extractivist nature of the corporations currently dominating its applications.

I'm on Bluesky here.