Why Nvidia Defends Chinese AI

NEWPosted July 22, 2026

By Chris Campbell

The closed labs lobby Washington to kill open models. Huang defends them. He’s right.
Why Nvidia Defends Chinese AI

The Little Guy’s Unfair Advantage

Posted July 21, 2026

By Chris Campbell

The best opportunities come with a weight limit.
The Little Guy’s Unfair Advantage

The Gila Monster's Guide to GLP-1

Posted July 20, 2026

By James Altucher

What a Gila monster knows about appetite that I spent 58 years failing to figure out.
The Gila Monster's Guide to GLP-1

1,00,000 Robots, Zero Layoffs

Posted July 17, 2026

By Chris Campbell

Your job is (probably) safe. What isn’t safe are your blind spots.
1,00,000 Robots, Zero Layoffs

CRCL: The Teacher's Pet Stumbles

Posted July 16, 2026

By Chris Campbell

The degree comes for the teacher’s pet. It always does. He just doesn't get to enjoy high school.
CRCL: The Teacher's Pet Stumbles

Why Your Hero Needs Dead Parents

Posted July 15, 2026

By James Altucher

Every Batman on screen for forty years traces back to one man. I sat down with him.
Why Your Hero Needs Dead Parents

How to Cripple a Superpower

Posted July 14, 2026

By Chris Campbell

The most dangerous thing in the ocean is cheaper than your last transmission repair.
How to Cripple a Superpower

If This Doesn't Work, I'm Screwed

Posted July 10, 2026

By James Altucher

I'm going to get glaucoma. Statistically, it’s almost guaranteed. Here’s my only hope.
If This Doesn't Work, I'm Screwed

The $9.1 Trillion Blackout

Posted July 09, 2026

By Chris Campbell

Even Lloyd's of London—the house that insures the unthinkable—flinched at the number: $9.1 trillion.
The $9.1 Trillion Blackout

Space Blues: The Fed's Forgotten Warning

Posted July 08, 2026

By Chris Campbell

The prettier the sky, the harder everyone's looking the wrong way.
Space Blues: The Fed's Forgotten Warning