I wrote about watching You Can See Everything at a moment when the tech industry has really adopted a zealous, faith-based approach to the future and who’ll get us there. It’s about the cult of the builder, vc betting and the problem with ‘never wrong, just early’ www.theatlantic.com/technology/2...

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I tried to warn people about the Snitch State www.theatlantic.com/magazine/arc... bsky.app/profile/atru...

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There’s a serious argument to be made that overly concentrated wealth leads to the systemic misallocation of capital, both as a general matter and especially in today’s specific case, such that reducing and breaking up large fortunes should be expected to boost efficiency, innovation and growth.

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This is a wild take when we’re in the middle of what could turn out to be one of the largest and most catastrophic misallocations of capital in human history driven by billionaire groupthink that was caused by a shared misinformation bubble that they created on purpose.

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this is concrete proof that the "defend women's sports" crowd was mostly full of shit and is happy to work to remove athletic opportunities for women across all of college. This was so predictable, and college administrators need to wake up to where the conservative legal movement is going

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