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The "Rogue AI" Fallacy
Agents don't rebel. They obey too well. That's the real story, and the real danger.
Jul 27
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The World Made Anew
America's allies are stronger, its rivals weaker, and the global balance has shifted.
Jul 17
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The AI Jobs Apocalypse Just Failed Its First Contact With the Evidence
When a worker gains a tool that lets him produce more per hour, his labor becomes more valuable, not less. And growing firms hire. The latest jobs…
Jul 13
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Schedule F Is Back: Trump's Latest Assault on the Deep State
Democrats created an insulated administrative class that views elected leadership as temporary and itself as permanent. Trump is clawing back…
Jun 24
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Juneteenth: No, America's Wealth Wasn't Built By Slaves — Slavery Held Us Back
There's a reason the North wiped out the South: free men create, innovate and prosper, slavery freezes development in place. By 1861, the difference was…
Jun 19
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We Could Have Had Cell Phones 40 Years Sooner
The holdup was not technology, but government. What else do we not have because of Washington?
Jun 18
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The SpaceX IPO Isn’t Overpriced. The Future Is Underpriced.
Facebook looked expensive after its IPO because the market could not value the network it had created. SpaceX looks expensive because the market can't…
Jun 11
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The Great Political Reversal: Why Latin American Voters Are Choosing Conservatives Again
The political realignment now unfolding across Latin America demonstrates that voters ultimately judge governments by outcomes rather than intentions.
Jun 5
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Sweden’s Capitalist Revolution and the Myth of Scandinavian Socialism
Democrats still cite Sweden as proof socialism works. But the real Sweden survived by rejecting it — abolishing wealth taxes, protecting capital…
May 27
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The Geopolitics of the Lewis & Clark Expedition
The intrepid explorers set out on this date, more than two centuries ago. Few moderns appreciate the magnitude of that endeavor.
May 14
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Has Alberta’s Brexit Moment Finally Arrived?
Pro-independence activists needed 177,732 signatures. They just submitted nearly 302,000. Now Ottawa faces a reckoning.
May 9
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The 8 Seconds Microsoft Tried to Delete From the Internet
It contained a $10 trillion prediction. And a tell. PLUS, the 4-question framework — The Automation Audit — that tells you exactly what to automate…
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