When History Catches Up With Fiction: Venezuela, Dictat
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The Application Layer Is Underinvested
There’s a line I keep coming back to in Andrew Ng’s recent thinking on AI: the application layer is underinvested. Not misunderstood. NotRead More
From Havana to Caracas: How Revolutions Echo Across the
How Cuba and Venezuela reveal the long echoes of revolution — and why historical fiction like Havana Famiglia helps explain what headlines miss.
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We Are Going to Die
Living a meaningful life means choosing experiences, connection, growth, and risk over comfort and distraction—knowing time is finite.
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A Letter from Beyond
Death is always a surprise. No one expects it. We are never ready. It is never the right time. By the time it comes,Read More
Fiverr Lays Off 30%: When “AI-First” Means
The Painful Reset That Wasn’t So Painful for Everyone CEO Micha Kaufman called it a “painful reset” in his announcement. Painful, mostly forRead More
Anthropic Report 2025: What It Means for Reflekta and t
Anthropic’s Economic Index shows a shift in real time. Not a gadget wave. A workflow wave. The data maps how people use ClaudeRead More
Age Doesn’t Build Great Companies. Solving Problems D
The Debate People Last night over dinner, someone asked a question that hit close to home: “Would you rather build a company withRead More
When AI Becomes the Parent, and We’re the Babies —
Primary Keywords: AI safety, Geoffrey Hinton, Soul-Tech, artificial intelligence ethics, AI parenting analogy Secondary Keywords: AI extinction risk, AI regulation, AI empathy, AI governance,Read More
The Most Beautiful Answer an Elder Ever Gave— A Quest
It wasn’t his answer that stopped me—it was a question he asked me. Simply. Quietly.
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