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Impact Theory

Peter St-Onge advocates for simple investment theses while positioning the current AI boom at a 1997-1998 growth stage rather than a 2000 bubble peak, and explains how Austrian economics reveals that Federal Reserve interest rate manipulation—not random "animal spirits"—creates predictable boom-bust cycles that drive recession timing.

Lenny's Podcast

Boris Cherny, Head of Claude Code at Anthropic, reveals that AI agents now write 100% of his code and predicts the software engineering profession will be completely transformed within a year, with traditional developer titles disappearing as coding becomes universally accessible through natural language.

Reuters

President Trump inaugurated the first meeting of the US-led 'Board of Peace' at the United States Institute of Peace, claiming his administration had settled eight wars in its first year while touting record stock market performance and assembling a team of high-level officials and world leaders to address ongoing conflicts.

The Verge

FCC Chair Brendan Carr's threat to revive the Equal Time Rule for talk shows forced CBS lawyers to block Stephen Colbert from airing a political candidate interview on broadcast TV, demonstrating how regulatory ambiguity can chill speech even without formal enforcement.

Huberman Lab

Jeff Cavaliere joins Andrew Huberman to detail science-based exercise optimization, covering the ideal 60/40 split between strength and conditioning, the importance of mind-muscle connection through his 'cramp test,' objective recovery monitoring via grip strength, and strategic timing for flexibility work.

Reuters

Supporters of impeached South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol rallied outside the Constitutional Court ahead of his sentencing, framing the proceedings as an unconstitutional political attack by opposition leader Lee Jae-myung that threatens democratic institutions and emboldens North Korea.

Ken McElroy

Ken McElroy debates the future of starter homes, arguing that history shows builders shrink square footage during affordability crises, while his co-host contends that high land costs and zoning restrictions make traditional small homes economically unviable for developers.

Reuters

President Trump hosts a Black History Month event at the White House, honoring the late Jesse Jackson, highlighting criminal justice reforms and HBCU funding, and showcasing key Black supporters including Ben Carson and Alice Johnson while outlining priorities like school choice and election integrity.

Bloomberg Technology

Meta has committed to purchasing millions of Nvidia processors—including the new Grace CPU—in a deal worth tens of billions, underscoring the acceleration of a $10 trillion AI capital expenditure cycle that is rapidly expanding beyond tech into manufacturing, energy, and consumer hardware sectors.

The Diary of a CEO

Elon Musk claims AI will make retirement savings obsolete within 10-20 years by providing universal services, but Anthony Pompliano argues this is reckless advice. Instead, Pompliano warns of an imminent 'AI arms race' where rapid automation will eliminate jobs, insisting individuals must harness AI now to generate passive income before traditional employment becomes worthless.

Reuters

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt highlights strong January economic data including 172,000 new jobs and cooling inflation, announces $5 billion in international pledges for Gaza reconstruction, and addresses administration positions on Iran, energy infrastructure, and immigration enforcement.

The David Lin Report

Economist Steve Hanke argues that Iran's partial Strait of Hormuz closure is merely a warning shot with limited market impact, while a full closure could spike oil to $120, though military action remains unlikely due to new Chinese radar and Iran's refusal to surrender nuclear capabilities. Despite rumors of Russia returning to dollar settlements, Hanke maintains the greenback remains unchallenged as the world's dominant reserve currency.