New post just went live: Cut to the Bone.

First in a new triptych on efficiency, fragility, and the cost of cutting too far.

We made gods of the margins, then acted surprised when everything broke.

We launched our Substack a few months back to explore philosophy, politics, and whatever else refused to leave our heads.
We also launched this Bluesky account… and then forgot it existed.

If like big questions, strange metaphors, or dismantling the status quo with a smile, come have a read.

Trump’s tariff chaos isn’t just random bluster or market grift — it looks like deliberate theatre. He spooks the whole world, then quietly focuses pressure onto China.

Steel & car tariffs stay in place for a reason. Feels less like posturing, more like prelude.

Markets panic as Trump threatens new global tariffs.
Everyone scrambles to predict what he’ll do next.
Almost no one asks: why should one man’s whims shake the world?

The problem isn’t the tariffs. It’s the system that lets power concentrate like this.

Every new technology feels like a revolution—until you realise it’s being used to reinforce the same old hierarchies.

It’s not the tech that’s broken.
It’s the system deciding who benefits.

A world gripped by panic at the return of belligerent strongmen and erratic empires—but still convinced the only alternative is more polite managers of the same collapsing system.

The ground is shifting. The loom is tangled.
What we need isn’t control.
It’s a new pattern.

The world isn't broken—it's tangled. Politics, stories, power, and purpose aren't separate threads; they're patterns waiting to be rewoven. Welcome to the loom.