Perpetual Learning
You’ve probably seen the headlines: Jim Cramer, the famously boisterous host of CNBC’s ‘Mad Money,’ recently stated he’s increasing his Bitcoin holdings because he believes America is facing financial strain. It’s a bold statement, and one that definitely catches your attention. As someone who digs into the data and looks at the broader economic picture, … Read more
In markets, innovation drives everything. It shifts power, creates new opportunities, and renders old strategies obsolete. The same principle applies, perhaps even more brutally, to warfare. For centuries, the side with a technological edge often dictates the terms of engagement. Understanding this evolution isn’t just a history lesson; it’s a study in disruption, a force … Read more
When I talk about investments, I usually mean digital assets or emerging markets. But today, let’s look at a different kind of long-term asset: ancient urban environments. It’s not about returns on capital, but about understanding complex systems and their engineering. Think about it. We often look at ancient ruins as simple piles of stone. … Read more
It seems like every week there’s a new headline about a company adding Bitcoin to its balance sheet. This trend, often referred to as ‘Bitcoin treasury fever,’ isn’t slowing down, and Japan is the latest hotspot. Quantum Solution, an AI company, is reportedly looking to acquire 3,000 BTC. This move, if it happens, signifies a … Read more
It’s fascinating to think about how long humans have been concerned with living longer, healthier lives. We often see modern medicine, with its gene therapies and advanced diagnostics, as the peak of this endeavor. But our pursuit of longevity is as old as civilization itself. Think back to ancient Egypt. Their approach to health and … Read more
It’s a concept that sounds straight out of science fiction: Sam Altman, the head of OpenAI, has floated the idea of giving every single person on Earth a personal, 24/7 AI assistant, powered by a future version of their technology, like GPT-5. And here’s the kicker: he suggests doing it for free. As someone who’s … Read more
Hey there! Grab a coffee, let’s chat. You know how sometimes history doesn’t exactly repeat, but it definitely rhymes? Well, I’ve been getting that feeling a lot lately, especially when I look at the buzz around AI. It reminds me so much of another wild ride: the dot-com bubble. The Dot-Com Rollercoaster Think back to … Read more
I recently saw an incredible photo of a sunset over Mount Rainier in Washington. The way the light hit the mountain, casting these beautiful, layered colors across the landscape, was breathtaking. But beyond the visual beauty, this image sparked a lot of thoughts for me, as a climate scientist. Mount Rainier is a place that … Read more
Have you ever noticed how certain landscapes just feel… different? Perhaps it’s the edge of a forest meeting a meadow, or where a freshwater river flows into the salty ocean. These aren’t just pretty views; they are ecotones, dynamic transition zones between distinct ecosystems. And as a climate scientist, I find them to be incredibly … Read more
I’ve spent years studying complex atmospheric systems, but lately, I find myself increasingly drawn to a different kind of atmospheric pressure: the one building in our digital spaces. We all know social media can be a mixed bag, but new research is highlighting just how quickly and deeply online negativity can impact our mental well-being. … Read more