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Essays on startups, media and the attention economy, written by a founder turned investor. Each piece takes a recent cultural or industry event, such as a viral song, an indie band or the games business, and draws out a broader argument backed by data.
A personal blog-style newsletter offering reflective essays on AI, privacy and technology, including how AI agents reshape attention habits and why LLMs should not be treated as knowledge authorities. Readers get opinionated, accessible commentary rooted in the author's own experience as an AI builder.
Essays on why people behave as they do online, covering attention, advertising, creator incentives and the gamification of leisure. Each issue ties a current event or platform trend to a broader cultural argument.
The Interval is a set of independent essays arguing for slower, more deliberate publishing and reading, and for reducing dependence on algorithmic platforms. Each issue makes a single argument about the open web, distribution, or attention, often ending with a membership or publishing-platform pitch.
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