After over a decade of atheism, I found faith in Jesus Christ in 2024.
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Currently: CTO of Tucker Carlson Network. First hire. Launched in 2023.
Also: CTO of Battalion Metals. Launched in 2025.
Previously: Managing Director of the Republic of Palau's Digital Residency Program, first hire at The Network State working with Balaji Srinivasan to publish the book and start the fund and conference, and a quant at Bridgewater Associates.
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I. Turn the other cheek has come to imply a doormat-like quality that has made the Christian way seem cowardly and complicit in the face of injustice. Walter Wink,
When I was a kid, my friend's dad found a new largest prime number. He had added one small step to a continuous record humanity has kept alive
It is not as though God’s word had failed. For not all who are descended from Israel are Israel. Romans 9:6 Check out this wonderfully viral clip of
antimeme (noun): an idea, fact, or entity that erases or prevents knowledge of itself from being remembered, recognized, or transmitted after it is perceived. I. Sometimes a book is so
One of the most astounding things about the Bible is how deep the connections are. For example: Noah's ark rested on the same day as Jesus was resurrected-
The phrase "became Christian" doesn't sound quite right, because in my limited understanding, what actually happens is a switch deep within you flips; you realize you&
One thing I loved about living in Singapore were the plants. Great, big, leafy trees; vines draped over the side of a building; palm fronds framing the gleaming skyscrapers. It
Sam Altman said there are two kinds of startups: 1. the ones that build for models as they are today, and 2. the ones that build for models as they
A friend wrote this book I read about ten years ago. I understood that I didn't understand risk. I was a "word thinker"--someone who would
Is there depth and complexity our inner selves, or are we shallow? In The Mind is Flat, Nick Chater argues the latter. Perhaps we are akin to low-grade LLMs
Perhaps the least obvious thing is that the most obvious things are not obvious. Common sense is uncommon. Simple things are hard. Since I discussed this with my friend, Jake,
The biggest mistake when I tried to start a company was thinking it was about finding a problem: the real problem is not having a worldview. What does it mean
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Communities are built around third places Meet Ladonia: a micronation with an online community. Though only a fraction of the declared citizens are within the declared geographic perimeter at any
You're Not Paying For Pixels The right-click-save-as guys often remark that because they and everyone else can see images without paying, NFTs are not valuable.