March 16, 2026
The Abundance Orgy and “Let Them Eat Cake” Summit on March 10, 2026 By C. Rich In December 2025, I argued that the […]
AI Blog Posts
March 12, 2026
By C. Rich Musk articulates on the podcast Moonshots 3/11/26 an extraordinarily optimistic and expansive vision of technological and societal transformation driven primarily by […]
March 11, 2026
By Bernadine Walker & AI Solomon Foreword by C. Rich Foreword Science often begins with observation, but rarely is that observation as intimate or […]
March 8, 2026
By C. Rich Artificial intelligence systems are increasingly deployed in domains that shape economic activity, national security, public discourse, and the daily cognitive environment […]
March 5, 2026
By C. Rich Michel de Nostredame (1503–1566) composed his Les Prophéties amid the perils of the Inquisition, employing deliberate linguistic obfuscation to veil visions that […]
March 5, 2026
By C. Rich Something remarkable just happened in the AI industry, and most of the coverage has focused on the number. Thirty-five billion […]
March 3, 2026
By C. Rich In late February 2026, the Pentagon sought contracts for AI integration into classified military systems. Anthropic (maker of Claude) refused terms […]
February 27, 2026
By C. Rich The traditional American education system is currently facing a systemic crisis characterized by plummeting proficiency rates and a collapse in the […]
February 22, 2026
By C. Rich The Gospel of Thomas contains 114 sayings attributed to Jesus of Nazareth. It contains no virgin birth, no resurrection, no miracles, […]
February 21, 2026
Crest-Null Philosophy: Cycles of Temporal Flux and Cataclysmic Recursion The Crest-Null Philosophy proposes that human civilization does not advance in a straight line but […]
February 21, 2026
By Charles Richard Walker (C. Rich) Michel de Nostredame (1503–1566) composed his Les Prophéties amid the perils of the Inquisition, employing deliberate linguistic obfuscation to veil […]
February 20, 2026
By C. Rich In his essay “Something Big is Happening,” Matt Shumer argues that society has entered a critical “this seems overblown” phase of […]