The Headset We Forgot We're Wearing
Two things are happening right now that almost nobody has connected.
First: AGI is arriving faster than the conversation about
The AI Label Is the New Cookie Banner
We're about to make the same mistake we made with cookie banners. The EU wants to label AI-generated content. It sounds reasonable. It's the wrong solution to the right problem.
I Cancelled My SaaS Stack. My Agent Does It Now.
Last month I cancelled Substack, Descript, Riverside, Pressmaster. Not because they were bad. Because they weren't agentic-first — and in 2026, that's the only question that matters.
Why We Need Heroes Who Build Impossible Things
I want to tell you a fairytale.
Not the kind with dragons and castles, but something better. Something real.
Cern
What Naval Saw About AI and What He Didn't Say
TL;DR: Naval Ravikant's AI article predicts technological abundance but stops before the spiritual crisis it creates. Testing
CRINK Didn't Happen to America: America Built It
China, Russia, Iran, North Korea—the CRINK alliance—didn't form because of shared values. They formed because American
The Donroe Doctrine: When Retreat Becomes Strategy
Three decades in business taught me one thing: most organizations confuse motion with progress.
The pattern is everywhere. Companies mistake
When AI Becomes Your Manager: What Happens to Human Purpose
TL;DR: AI agents crossed a capability threshold in December 2025. Organizations are adopting autonomous AI decision-makers as department heads.
Kill Your Uncles and Sleep Well: What the Bhagavad Gita Teaches About Necessary Action
The darkest moment in the Bhagavad Gita happens before the war begins.
Arjuna stands on the battlefield. Across from him:
The Skills That Got You Hired Are Becoming Obsolete Faster Than You Think
An MIT study found that 11.7% of jobs could be automated right now using current AI technology.
Entry-level job
