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  • There is no secret diet!

    Listen up, you lazy bastards, yes, I’m talking to you, the ones scrolling through your phone while mainlining a bag of Doritos and wondering why your gut looks like a deflated beach ball. You don’t need some overpriced diet guru or a fancy app telling you to eat kale smoothies and quinoa salads while charging…

  • Net Zero: Mathematically Impossible?

    The Resource Crunch for the Green Energy Transition Based on Dr. Simon Michaux’s analysis (Geological Survey of Finland, 2022) and supporting data, achieving net zero by phasing out fossil fuels requires vast quantities of metals for EVs, batteries, wind turbines, solar panels, and grid storage. Known reserves fall critically short for key materials, making a…

  • Stop Surviving, Start Living: Why I Still Lift at 64

    People often ask me why I’m still in the gym at 63, turning 64 soon. They see me moving heavy iron, grinding through squats and deadlifts, and they wonder why I still put myself through the “pain and suffering.” They remember the younger version of us who worked out to look good in a t-shirt…

  • Canada’s Municipal Budgets Are Sending a Warning

    Infrastructure Is Cracking, Pressure Is Rising, and AI Is Barely on the Radar – 116 budgets analyzed For the last little while, I’ve been doing something most people would never bother doing unless they were either deeply curious or slightly unwell: digging through Canadian municipal budget material at scale. In this case, the dataset covered…

  • Will Post-WWII Capitalism Survive?

    Hey u/benl5442 on Reddit (and the wider crowd watching this unfold), you threw down the gauntlet with the evolved V3.2 framework and that “probably unbeatable” prize for anyone who can prove post-WWII capitalism survives the AI cognitive dominance wipeout. Well, I agree, almost impossible to sink your battleship, but I do have a response. Author’s…

  • A Balanced Counterpoint to the 2028 Global Intelligence Crisis

    Why AI’s Dawn Promises Opportunities, Not Oblivion As the author of Quantum Minds: A Journey into Sentience and the Future of Artificial Intelligence in 2060, I’ve long advocated for a nuanced view of AI’s transformative potential—one that embraces its power to elevate humanity rather than eclipse it. Citrini Research’s thought experiment, “The 2028 Global Intelligence…

  • The “Pellet to Pallet” Delusion: Why AI Won’t Deliver a 7% GDP Boost Anytime Soon

    The economic world is currently intoxicated by the promise of Artificial Intelligence. Analysts from Goldman Sachs to McKinsey are forecasting staggering jumps in global GDP—some as high as 7%—within the next decade. They look at the speed of LLMs, the automation of coding, and the streamlining of reporting, and they see a straight line to…

  • They have It Wrong

    AI Won’t Replace Developers — It Will Multiply Them It’s a catchy narrative. It’s also the wrong bloody one, because the truth is a lot less dramatic and a lot more interesting. “AKA the Cup Half Full” In my view and thinking, AI won’t replace developers. It will turn strong developers into small teams. If…

  • Canada’s Crumbling Infrastructure: We’re Sending Billions Abroad While Our Own $hit Hits the Fan – Wake Up, Eh?

    Listen up, my fellow maple-syrup-sucking, hockey-obsessed Canucks – it’s time for a reality check straight from the gut. Buckle up, because Canada’s infrastructure is turning into a goddamn disaster zone faster than you can say “sorry, not sorry.” We’ve got bridges sagging like a middle-aged gut after too many Tim Hortons runs, power grids flickering…

  • They are blaming tech to deflect from what is really wrong with children’s education.

    Why Blaming Tech for Kids’ Cognitive Decline Misses the Real Problem You’ve probably seen that video from the recent Senate hearing where Dr. Jared Cooney Horvath talks about how tech like screens and digital tools in schools is causing big drops in kids’ brain skills. He points to shorter attention spans, weaker memory, lower reading…