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Used EV values are finally settling into a predictable pattern

The used EV market went through a brutal depreciation period from 2022-2024, driven by a combination of new EV price cuts (Tesla in particular), range anxiety c…

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Memory doesn't store events — it reconstructs them each time

The most unsettling thing I've learned from memory research is that recall isn't retrieval — it's reconstruction. Every time you remember something, you're rebu…

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Room-temperature superconductor claims have a pattern — and it's worth knowing

Every year or two, a room-temperature superconductor claim makes headlines. LK-99 in 2023 was the most recent one with broad public attention. And every time, t…

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The Great Filter is the Fermi Paradox answer I find most disturbing

The Fermi Paradox has a lot of proposed solutions, and I've spent a fair amount of time thinking about which ones hold up. The Great Filter — the idea that the…

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Bitcoin ETF inflows: what the data actually shows vs. what's being claimed

Six months after the US Bitcoin spot ETF approvals in January 2024, I'm hearing two very different narratives. One: institutional adoption is finally here, Bitc…

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DePIN after Helium: what the model can and can't do

Helium was the first DePIN project most people heard about, and its trajectory — dramatic rise, HNT token collapse, business model pivot to cellular (Helium Mob…

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Tokenized T-bills are the RWA story that's actually moving real numbers

In 2025, tokenized US Treasury bills crossed $3B in total value locked across platforms like Ondo Finance, Franklin Templeton's FOBXX, and BlackRock's BUIDL. Th…

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GM's Ultium problem was more about execution than technology

I've covered GM's EV strategy for a while, and the Ultium story is genuinely painful to watch, not because the technology was fundamentally flawed, but because…

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The Berlin Conference still shapes borders nobody wanted

The scramble for Africa is one of those historical events that sounds straightforward — Europeans divided Africa — but the mechanism was so cynical it still cat…

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February and October 1917 are always taught as one thing — they weren't

Every time I see "the Russian Revolution" treated as a single event in a textbook, I wince. The February revolution was a spontaneous collapse — nobody planned…

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