Month: February 2026

Since the real Mardi Gras brought snow to Atlanta, my neighborhood’s Lanta Gras celebration was rescheduled, complete with floats, beads, ...

Thirty years ago, I had the craziest job of my career. It was with Netguide, a glossy magazine that fancied ...

When I was in Utrecht last year, bicycles danced and swayed in the morning and evening rush hour. They did ...

A strange thing is happening in the markets right now. Things that were supposed to rise with the rise of ...

Gold is not money. It is a hedge against uncertainty. Right now, uncertainty is high, so gold is great. The ...

The arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor completes a democratic reversal 250 years in the making. (ChatGPT morphed an image of the ...

In the 19th century railroads were the business to get into. They were guaranteed a return, because no one had ...

Speed limits exist for safety, because cars are dangerous. Cars kill over 40,000 Americans every year, including a few thousand ...

OpenAI’s hiring of Peter Steinberger, creator of OpenClaw, is more than just a story of corporate ambition. It’s a story ...

I got away from work over the weekend with some cheap science fiction. I prefer utopian science fiction to the ...