The Numbers Were Enough
In 1986, the US government required factories to report their toxic emissions publicly.
No new regulations. No fines. No mandated
Dirty Dishes, Clean Excuses
Someone criticized you today. Before they finished the sentence, you had a rebuttal.
Not because you weighed their argument. Because
The Taste Premium
AI can build your deck in 10 minutes. You already know this doesn't feel like an advantage.
Because
Agreement Theater
Every executive in your AI strategy meeting is nodding. None of them are talking about the same thing.
One means
Unlearn First
Sarah Winchester started building in 1886. She didn't stop for 36 years.
Each room made sense when the
Work Slop
In 1636, Dutch traders invented something elegant. Instead of buying tulip bulbs, you could buy windhandel.
Wind trade.
A formal,
The Pipe Reveal
You don't need to pick the winning AI model. The real shift already happened underneath.
Microsoft invested $13
The Exit Option
The American homebuilding industry has a business model. Buy land. Sit on it. Pray the market holds. When it doesn&
The Smartest Fool
In April 1720, Isaac Newton sold his shares in the South Sea Company. He walked away with roughly £20,000
