April 6, 2026
The Craft Inversion
For 500 years we engineered craft out of the economy. AI is engineering everything else out — revealing that judgment was the only part that was ever irreplaceable.
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Essays
Long-form thinking on building intelligent companies, the future of work, and the economy of judgment.
March 28, 2026
Every Company Is a Talent Management Company
When AI eats execution, judgment becomes the only scarce input — and the corporate form starts to look less like a factory and more like a talent agency.
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The Company Is Alive
Every metaphor for a company has been mechanical. The people building the future are describing something else: a company that senses, thinks, and adapts — an organism.
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Everyone Is a Founder. Everyone Is a VC.
Roles are merging. The cognitive skills once confined to founders and investors — allocation, conviction, the kill decision — are now baseline for every knowledge worker.
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On Grandmothers, Gardening and the Gita
Ruminations on twenty-five years of life — what a grandmother's garden in Gamharia taught me about the Bhagavad Gita, patience, and what we can and cannot control.
Read essay →February 15, 2026
The Three Billion Person Talent Pool
There are 3.6 billion gamers on the planet, and they've been training for the AI economy without knowing it. Almost no company screens for what they've built.
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