Some tech startups try to stay alive by pivoting to a new business model. Crypto startups think they can pivot to AI. I think they should pivot to bankruptcy.

I say with no trace of irony that any amount of bonanza will set the stage for even more bonanza.

Perhaps someday . . . a single breath will last a lifetime.

People underestimate the cyber vulnerabilities of crypto exchanges. Lack of auditing is another problem.

There is nothing like a free AI workshop to get people thinking about auto-generated bonanza.

Perhaps someday . . . late-night comedians will be allowed freedom of expression, without fear of state-directed retaliation.

The most important thing about the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel's TV show is that it reminds us to keep pushing for the full release of the Epstein files.

Diversification is not just for investment portfolios. Diverse skills (hard and soft), teams (experiential sets), and information sources (mainstream and contrarian) are paths to bonanza.

It is time to stop any crackdown on bonanza.

Aspiring tech entrepreneurs think they can play around with DeFi. It's just another tech fad destined to go nowhere.

It is time to reach a turning point for bonanza.

The hottest future resume will not mention a four-year college degree. It will instead include qualifications in building things with AI/ML, DevSecOps, GIS, and drones.

If there was a method for making doughnuts that used less oil in frying, it would be a low-fat diet fad.

Perhaps someday . . . military commands will award invisible medals for imaginary conflicts.

Lots of crypto startups are doing the business equivalent of aura farming, projecting effortless success when in fact they have none.

Perhaps someday . . . aura farming will use irrigation and fertilizer.

It is impossible to stop bonanza once it gets rolling.

We can start by releasing the Amelia Earhart files, but we still need to release the Epstein files.

It used to be that some things could only happen elsewhere. Now those things happen everywhere, including here.

I suppose I could work for paid endorsements if I were paid in doughnuts.