Jude Climacus

1 min read I am constantly reminded of Janet's Law, the theory that mathematically demonstrates why time speeds up as we get older.

1 min read The contest for land became a contest for oil, which has become a contest for the supply chain.

1 min read As both public institutions and the physical landscape decline, spending on vehicles shifts from status to defensive consumption, driving people to build luxury ‘sensory bunkers’ that protect individual agency at the cost of deepening car depen…

2 min read on bias for action, asymmetric conviction and radical acceptance Most modern executives manage risk by deferring it, and they can, because they live behind what Bezos calls ‘two-way doors’: the marketing campaign flops, you refocus next quarter,

7 min read Modern digital infrastructure, specifically algorithms and gamification, are an anxiety management technology disguised as convenience.

2 min read As I cross Florida Route 1, I look up at the towering Mediterranean Revival-style building that has been my home for the last four days.

5 min read For more than two thousand years, education was personalized private tutoring.

2 min read The people who built the attention economy won't let their kids live inside it.

3 min read The U.S. has crossed 120% debt-to-GDP, higher than the temporary peak after WW2.

3 min read There is a genre of YouTube video that has quietly perfected the art of making you feel like you've learned something rigorous while actually absorbing something closer to a vibe.

5 min read There is something deeply reassuring about a metric.