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Human Systems with Oddly Robbie

Human Systems with Oddly Robbie

著者: Oddly Robbie
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概要

An ordinary moment can reveal a much bigger story.

A café conversation, a local tradition, or a baffling piece of paperwork—life in Mediterranean Spain gives me plenty to wonder about. Why do things work this way? What shaped them? And why does something familiar to one person feel strange to another?

I’m Robbie Ellestad, also known as Oddly Robbie. After living in 22 places around the world in three years, I’m staying long enough to look more closely.

Human Systems follows the connections between everyday life, culture, technology, history, and human behaviour. Personal observations, better questions, and the occasional “ah, now I see it” moment.

Rooted in Spain. Curious about everywhere.

This is an independent personal hobby. I don’t accept donations, sponsorships, paid promotions, or other compensation.

Oddly Robbie
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  • Still Turning the Dial
    2026/11/04

    From a shag carpet in Montana to a light bulb in Spain, I’m following a curiosity that never quite switched off.

    In this episode of Oddly Robbie, I look back at listening to distant voices on shortwave radio, repairing Radio Shack’s broken returns, and exploring the shop computers. That same urge to understand how things work now finds a home in Guardian, the personal AI system I’m building around my own life.

    Along the way: a robot elbow worth getting distracted by, a chair for curiosity at technology meetups, and the surprisingly satisfying achievement of switching on one light.

    I’m still turning the dial. There’s more to find out.


    More observations, essays, and unexpected connections on the blog: OddlyRobbie.eu

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    19 分
  • AI for One Person
    2026/10/28

    AI for One Person

    An Oddly Robbie Report from Stockholm

    What happens when you build artificial intelligence for just one person?

    At the Nordic AI Factory Summit in Stockholm, I found myself surrounded by conversations about supercomputers, enormous AI infrastructure, and Europe’s technological future.

    Meanwhile, I was thinking about a little computer back home in Torremolinos, Spain.

    In this episode, I explore the contrast between Europe’s AI factories and Guardian, the personal AI system I’m building to help with everyday life—from memory and projects to adaptive sound masking and smart home experiments.

    Could the future of AI be less about bigger computers and more about technology that understands and supports the individual, without taking away their independence?

    Plus, a preview of my upcoming reporting from Expo AgriTech 2026 in Málaga, where I’ll be exploring robots, drones, and new technologies shaping food production.

    Big AI ambitions. One little computer. One person. And apparently, my next experiment involves a light bulb.

    Oddly Robbie — Exploring technology, everyday life, and the oddly interesting connections between them.


    More observations, essays, and unexpected connections on the blog: OddlyRobbie.eu

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    12 分
  • The Fourth of July in a Little Spanish Village
    2026/10/21

    Why does a little Spanish village celebrate the Fourth of July—with redcoats, period costumes, and cannons? A WhatsApp message from my landlord sends me exploring Macharaviaya, Bernardo de Gálvez, and Spain’s role in American independence. Along the way, I reflect on how living abroad changes the history we think we know—and the human connections that outlast political disagreements. Preferably from a comfortable distance from the cannons.

    Plus, a look ahead to my visit to Expo AgriTech in Málaga, where I’ll be asking questions about the future of farming—and the robots.


    More observations, essays, and unexpected connections on the blog: OddlyRobbie.eu

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    17 分
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