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Microsoft spent 17 YEARS arranging atoms perfectly. To invent matter that doesn't exist in nature. Majorana particles are now real. And every quantum computer on Earth combined can't match what this single chip will do.

Unitree's G1 learned balance the way you did. By falling. A lot. Except it compressed 3 years of toddlerhood into algorithms. And learned backflips, just in case.

You cannot ignore the AI revolution. Thomas Wolf, Hugging Face Co-Founder, said it plainly. The tools are here. The barrier is gone. Master them or become irrelevant.

Banks lost $50 billion when Fintechs stole their business. Now all industries face the same threat. New startups cut costs by up to 70%. They execute in days, not weeks. Here's what 30 years in the trenches taught me about surviving disruption:

OpenAI, Oracle, and SoftBank have announced the Stargate Project: $500B for gigawatt-scale AI data centers in the U.S. The first $100 billion is being deployed immediately. 100,000+ jobs are projected. Here’s what this means for contractors:

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6 Unapologetic Lessons from Steve Jobs on Business:

Apple bought Siri instead of building it. 13 years later, they're still buying instead of building. ChatGPT partnership. Anthropic negotiations. Spring 2026 for a working Siri. They're not behind on features. They're behind on existence itself.

AI agents are spending $20M daily right now. But that's just 1% of potential transactions. The rest are blocked by payment systems that require human verification. Visa needs 3 seconds per transaction. AI agents need 3 milliseconds. Here's how stablecoins will capture this…

562 million people owned digital assets in 2024. Banks call it disintermediation. I call it liberation. The middlemen are learning they were never necessary. The money printer's monopoly is ending.

Ray Dalio spent 40 years trying to clone himself. Not his body. His brain. He froze every investment decision, principle, and pattern he'd ever seen into code. By the 2010s, Bridgewater was running $160B on software that thought just like Ray. Here's the wild story: 🧵

Do you know anyone who's experienced a strange or radical personality change over the last 5 years? More argumentative, judgmental, narcissistic, jaded, distrustful, cynical, depressed, fearful? I've seen at least 15 friends, and myself, go down this rabbit hole. Here's why:

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For 150 years, the world's smartest mathematicians failed at one problem. It's worth $1 million to whoever solves it. Last month, an AI did what no human could, and top universities confirmed it. Here's the breakthrough that rewrites physics:⬇️

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The Fed's cutting rates with markets at all-time highs. That only happens when something's breaking. Trucking: major layoffs. Airlines: capacity cuts. Restaurant traffic: down 34%. The real economy's already in recession - here's the proof:

The logistics industry has long believed resilience meant choosing between two imperfect paths: The safety of a small, known network... Or the risk of a larger, unverified one. Here’s the third option that solves this:

Everyone thought Oracle was the next IBM. Dead tech walking. Then they announced $455 billion in future contracts. 4x what analysts expected. Infrastructure revenue growing 77%. Oracle's stock had its biggest jump since 1992, and Larry Ellison made $89 billion in a single…

Core devs: "80-byte cap pushed users to worse storage." Translation: Can't stop spam, so legalize it. Same energy as "crime is down because we stopped prosecuting." Even Szabo, smart contracts inventor, says you're wrong. Maybe listen.

America’s healthcare crisis is exploding. 86k doctors shortage. 193k nurse jobs open. Patients are left unseen in hospitals, hospices, and nursing homes , already some of life’s most stressful places. Here's how TIME’s 2021 Best Invention is changing that:

“Compare yourself to who you were yesterday, not to who someone else is today” – Jordan Peterson.

Fiverr just fired 250 employees. 30% of their workforce. Gone. CEO Micha Kaufman's message was blunt: "We don't need as many people to operate." But here's what that really means for service firms: