Consider joining me and my good friend, the inimitable Ashley, on 14 January in San Francisco, as we kick off her new event series at Imbue , on The Art of Being Human, with a discussion about thinking—what it is and what it isn't and why any of that even matters.

In which the question is definitively answered for once and for (surely) all time. Launch event tonight, for a new series hosted by the one and only Ashley. luma.com/k5scb1s9

Full house for our 1st Art of Being Human event, with Ashley + Nicholas Paul Exploring: What is thinking? Is writing over? Should we stop writing Substacks & just read Moby Dick? Why did I hear about my friend's break up from a 2500 word essay? Is this the new finsta???

There was a great talk at Imbue a few weeks ago... Nicholas Paul always makes you stop and think. It's been a few weeks and some of the ideas from that night are still floating around in my head. I decided to jot them down so they can float for some of you too. 1. The act

“Everybody knows something.” Grateful to Numerai for inviting me to open Numercon 2026 with the unmodelable Richard Craib in open-ended conversation about speculative thinking and strategic unknowing.