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Should You Create a Gmail Account for Your Child?

Parents are setting up secret Gmail accounts for their babies. Why it breaks long before year eighteen, and what actually survives.

How to send a message to your future self or your family years ahead: the formats, the delivery methods, and what survives a decade.

Why a scheduled email fails for a wedding day fifteen years out, and what a message needs instead: a person who decides it has arrived.

From ancient kings to AI twins: how people have passed down who they were, and what changes when the record can answer back.

An AI Twin your family can talk to, built from your own answers. What it preserves, what it cannot, and how to make one.

We photograph everything and preserve almost nothing. How to build a digital time capsule your family will actually open.

The research on self-distancing, and why a message from your own past self lands harder than the same advice from anyone else.

February 29th comes round every 1,460 days. How to start a leap-year message to yourself and keep the conversation going.

Record a message before you clear the debt, and open it the day you do. How to mark a milestone you have not reached yet.

Write to yourself five years out and ask whether you got there. How to set up the review, and the questions worth asking.