The problem with bike lanes is that we're so close to unlocking SO MANY MORE benefits. Only when you have a truly protected network will people who would otherwise never bike give it a try. There's nothing "responsible" about getting cold feet on the one yard line.

you're literally putting grieving parents in quotes. listen to yourself

🇺🇸 Jury deliberations are set to begin Friday in a landmark social media addiction trial accusing Meta and YouTube of intentionally trying to hook young internet users. ➡️ u.afp.com/SLNq

as we await the jury's decision now, we put together the takeaways from the last few weeks of the social media addiction trials. take a look 👀

Great, great coverage of an important trial by Lauren Feiner theverge.com/policy/893930/…

Ok yeah if Bloomberg and Tilson are backing Micah Lasher, it’s officially Alex Bores o’clock.

Tough day for the anti-Arsenal narrative

On the LA social media trial(s) "Social Media is a Defective Product" nytimes.com/2026/03/14/opi…

my "i am not the antichrist" lecture series in Rome is raising a lot of questions answered by my lecture ft.com/content/fc1e7e…

Words cannot truly capture how deeply weird and uncool these people are

Mills appears to be using a fake AI recreation of Platner's voice here. At some point, if we care about our democracy, we're going to have to develop rules around this stuff.

Notable but unsurprising that a national antimonopoly agency, independent courts, and strong bank regulation were listed among the "most important factors" for a strong institutional pro business framework.

🤡 Tell me you take Big Tech money without telling me you take Big Tech money

This is a compelling argument from Tim. Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸 ended up being wrong about software eating the world. I’ve previously said on the podcast that Andreesen was vindicated, and this made me change my mind.

Democratic voters in Illinois this week rejected most candidates supported by the crypto and artificial intelligence industries, marking an unexpected defeat for well-funded special interest groups bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

this story has LEGS

same vibe

Many media and entertainment conglomerates are looking to consolidate more power and control over what we get to watch. While regulators in Washington are obeying their commands, state attorneys general are filing lawsuits to block illegal deals. x.com/i/status/20345…

Exactly.