Remember collating this timeline and thinking it would take some beating. February is having a good go. War.

For anyone interested in this, recommend watching Finn Murphy's conversation with Tyler Cowen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJsBMitjj7A&t=1741s Something we should be spending more time thinking about.

Writing my first Bitcoin essay. At $67k, not $120k. Not about price. About reaching my late twenties and realising I'd never believed in anything before. Leaving a job into a 40% drawdown and living by something most people think is speculation.

Immigration dominated the last election cycle. That it was the USA's last chance before its voting bloc was permanently altered. A debate now underway in the UK. But what about age? - Over-65s already make up nearly 1 in 5 Britons - Over-65s will represent 28% of all eligible American voters by 2036 Many of whom vote more consistently, with turnout nearly double that of those aged 18-24. The outcome cuts both ways. Entrenching the existing order and the failures they helped to produce. Or a generation old enough to remember what prosperity and freedom felt like, and angry enough to want it back. One of the most consequential shifts in modern politics.