Long-form interviews and conversations with tech, AI, and finance leaders (30min+)
Jordan Peterson examines why meaningful growth requires terrifying sacrifice and identity dissolution, exploring how hierarchy emerges as a violence-reduction tool, how biological threats historically shaped sexual morality, and how extreme status competition drives both hyperachievement and lethal violence among men.
Kalshi CEO TK Manor discusses the prediction market platform's explosive growth from $280M to $2.3B in trading volume, arguing that unlike traditional gambling, Kalshi's fee-based model aligns incentives with user longevity rather than losses while providing an alternative information source in an era of media distrust.
Binance executives Richard Teng, Noah Pearlman, and Astra Tikas refute allegations that the exchange facilitated $1.7 billion in terror funding to Iranian entities, clarifying that the cited figures represent preliminary unvetted observations rather than confirmed violations, and that terminated employees were dismissed for data breaches rather than raising compliance concerns.
Wealthy investors exploit tax-advantaged retirement accounts like SEP IRAs and Solo 401(k)s to shelter volatile assets such as Bitcoin, utilizing market downturns for Roth conversions and collateralized loans rather than sales to minimize taxes and build generational wealth.
Dylan Patel discusses AI geopolitics and semiconductor strategy while cooking fried rice, explaining why the U.S.-China tech war creates complex tradeoffs between talent retention and national security in the race for AI dominance.
Kim Ghattas analyzes the escalating US-Iran tensions as a high-stakes 'game of chicken,' noting Trump's massive military buildup contrasts with his preference for a deal, while Iran faces unprecedented internal and external pressures that make both conflict and negotiation volatile.
Rachel Wilson discusses her rejection of the college-to-career pipeline in favor of early motherhood, drawing on her upbringing between a Marxist feminist mother and a conservative father to critique modern feminism's economic inefficiencies and the societal devaluation of domestic life.
Markiplier's self-financed horror film 'Iron Lung' grossed $48 million on a $3 million budget without studio backing, demonstrating how a creator's deep community engagement and participatory content model can outperform traditional Hollywood distribution strategies.
Mexican special forces killed El Mencho, leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel and arguably the world's most wanted criminal, after two decades of eluding capture through an operation enabled by rare intelligence and mounting pressure from the Trump administration to avoid unilateral US military intervention.
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman outlines a viable 10-year timeline for Mars missions contingent on sustained political will, while detailing how the Artemis program will transition from expensive test flights using legacy shuttle hardware to a permanent lunar base serving as a proving ground for deep space survival and resource extraction.
Anthropic's security product launch erased $20 billion from cybersecurity market caps, exposing how AI capabilities are rapidly commoditizing traditional B2B software and punishing stocks priced for perfection, while most public companies remain vulnerable to agentic disruption despite having no competitive AI agents of their own.
Central banks worldwide are aggressively hoarding gold to hedge against impending US dollar devaluation, while President Trump's nomination of Kevin Warsh as Fed Chair shocked markets by signaling potential dollar strength rather than expected aggressive monetary easing.