47 Days at Anchor: The Costs Of The Unpredicted
Resolving Is Not the Same as Resolved
The Record Was Already Set
The Strait of Hormuz is Not an Energy Story
Two Systems. Same Signal. Opposite Directions.
Three Days. Three Catalysts. Nineteen Consecutive Days of Warning.
Gen X and Gen Z Agree On Wine Industry $15 Bottle Crisis
Gas Was First. Here’s What’s Coming.
The Last 3 Days
The Drift Was Already There
Why the Hardest Part of Early Warning Is Getting Anyone to Listen
The Algorithm Wasn’t Built for Energy. That’s Why It Works.
Complex Systems Don’t Fail Without Warning. There Is a Better Way to Watch.
124.9 Million People Just Realized They’re Part of a Surveillance Network and it Didn’t Ring True
Ring spent $8 million to show 124.9 million people exactly how their surveillance network works. Then wrapped it in a puppy.
Three days later, they killed the Flock Safety partnership. Neither company mentioned the backlash. Neither needed to.
The pipeline to police didn't close. One endpoint changed.
I wrote up what's actually happening: the features enabled without your consent, the architecture that makes all of it possible, and why the cameras on your porch don't have to work this way.