Embers
Balaji believes technology is flattening the world, while Peter asserts that geography and geopolitics will once again dominate world outcomes over the next few decades. There's truth to both of their visions, and I'm figuring out which factors to weigh more.
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20 Years Later
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Vol 5. Preparation, Facing the hard problems, and Darwin's Prophecy
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Every second of every day we are processing information. Everything we process is categorized and contributes to our personal mental map of the world. …
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What would the world look like if this day never happened? It’s worthwhile to reflect on the significance of today. Because we must remember that this …
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Losing everything and starting from scratch doesn’t sound ideal, but it's often a definitive advantage. For the past few decades, the digital world had…
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Genius occurs when someone wants to communicate, and they find their medium to do so. Life in a sense, is the pursuit of finding the right instrument t…
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Given that life invariably pops up, it's hard to hammer out long form work frequently. Instead of waiting until each new piece is ready, I figured it'd…
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