The growth of the AI workforce is beyond exponential. Yet much of commercial real estate seems asleep at the wheel.

Thankfully, we’ve been here before. And this time, we already know the playbook.

For better or worse, the future will probably resemble the Middle Ages—particularly the Renaissance Age of Discovery—far more than any other historical period.

Tech leaders often frame this moment as another Industrial Revolution. And while there’s some truth to that, the more one studies the Middle Ages and particularly the Renaissance, the more obvious the parallels become.

The archaic energy grid is holding us back from the abundant, YIMBY, sci-fi future we dream of.

Not sure if you’ve noticed, but people are angry—especially at the state. Especially in the West.

Nothing seems to work. We’re paying more and more for less and less. We aren’t safe on our streets. Everything we do attracts a tax or a public consultation. And whether in the public or private sector, jobs seem to be disappearing.

Unfortunately, the best days of the internet appear to be behind us—along with objective reality.

Breathe. Zoom out. Build.

The road to hell is paved with good intentions.

Millenials need to build and rebuild like the Victorians, but in a third of the time.

Netzero is over. We ran out of time. It’s time for climate defence tech.

The future is increasingly beginning to look like the medieval period, particularly the first Renaissance, with striking parallels in decentralised structures, rapid technological advancement, and frontier exploration.