culture
In the shadowed valleys of medieval Languedoc, a vibrant alternative Christianity flourished. This faith challenged the foundations of papal authority, embraced reincarnation as a path to divine liberation, and viewed the material world as the creation of an evil god. These were the Cathars, also known as the Albigensians or
career
At GTC 2026, Jensen Huang did something unusual for a CEO in the AI space: he told the crowd of tech executives that they were doing it wrong. Not in those words, exactly. But his message was clear when he said that companies laying off workers to automate tasks with
culture
The concept of political tribalism is not new. From Roman senators to Protestant reformers to modern social media, the same cognitive virus has repeatedly divided populations and enabled elite manipulation.
security
How decades of military planning, economic warfare, and regional realignment led to the February 2026 strikes, and why the war actually began with a memo shown to General Wesley Clark in September 2001.
health
From daily OMAD to multi-week extended fasts, exploring the science behind fasting's metabolic benefits and the practical realities of sustained fasting practice.
security
Your AI systems trust training data and pre-trained models without verification. Attackers exploit that trust to implant backdoors that activate months after deployment.
culture
A 1987 document on Masonic symbolism in the JFK assassination offers a framework for understanding how power operates through ritual geography, symbolic coordinates, and language engineering that official narratives never address.
ai
The pitch sounds reasonable on paper: fit more context, understand more, generate better. Context window size has become the primary marketing battlefield for frontier AI labs, with vendors announcing million-token contexts as if bigger is automatically better. But the numbers tell a different story, and the most telling data point
skills
Users report hitting Claude Pro limits in a single day. With opaque quotas, 'double usage' promotions, and no concrete limits, Anthropic's subscription model shows classic unsustainable patterns. Here's what the math reveals.
culture
Tucker Carlson and Glenn Greenwald discussed the crisis of free speech. From campuses firing professors to corporations silencing employees to platforms de-platforming users, censorship is everywhere. My GitHub suspension is one data point in a vast landscape of suppression.
culture
Large-scale trials in the UK, Iceland, and beyond have produced surprisingly consistent results. Here's what the evidence actually reveals about productivity, revenue, and employee wellbeing.
career
The February 2026 job losses weren't a blip - they're a structural shift. White-collar work is now disposable labor, and the traditional paths out are closing. Here's what's actually happening.
