121 Essays
Frameworks, field notes, and unpopular opinions — on business, consciousness, and everything in between.
The AI buildout is not a compute story. It is the largest act of memory-making in human history. And the thing that decides what humanity keeps is now a queue position at a utility.
The AHA just raised the ceiling. The industry celebrated. Your bones did not.
Compound interactions, misnomers, and what legitimate psychedelic research actually looks like
When Healing Becomes Extraction: An Open Letter to Rick Doblin and the Field
You didn't hire yourself to reset passwords. Neither did anyone else. And yet here we are, watching a magic link expire in real time like it's a parking meter with a grudge.
You now have AI, genomics, 160-biomarker panels, and full-body MRI add-ons that were $1,500 three years ago. You still have to sit in a fluorescent waiting room next to a coughing stranger before any of it works. Here is who fixed it, who is still broken, and exactly where to put your body and your money — starting today.
Navigating the Paradoxical Compass — Tribal Ceremony vs. Clinical Reset
While Los Angeles optimizes itself into a content factory, Akbar Cuisine on Washington Boulevard keeps doing the thing modern dining forgot: restore people.
On TimoTree, Response Pattern B, and What Happens When Wellness Infrastructure Stops Being a Conference Topic
An open letter to three of the most calibrated palates on the continent, disguised as a single malt review, disguised as the future of luxury.
A letter to the generation being told they have to compete with infinity.