It is easy to manufacture luck for the sake of giving it away, but hard to create it for yourself.
So essentially human beings are meant to work collaboratively and not competitively.
1/ Próspera's most-cited operational failure wasn't the Honduran government. It was banking. Financial institutions declined to service a jurisdiction with ambiguous legal status. No banking = residents can't hold money, vendors can't get paid. The experiment can't function. 🧵
10/ Network states were theorised as governance experiments. They were always, equally, monetary experiments. The infrastructure to run them at scale is only now coming into existence. The constitution is not the hard part. The hard part just got solved.
9/ The interval from 4% to 'undeniable' is quarters, not decades. The printing press took 30 years to hollow out the scriptoria. Software tracks commit velocity and compute cost. Positions built on old assumptions don't have that runway. /end
1/ Claude Code authored 326,000 public GitHub commits in a single day. Daily average: 135,000. That's 4% of all public commits. This is not a productivity story. 🧵
8/ The falsifiable claim: DCF models, SaaS multiples, and compensation bands were built on production cost assumptions the 4% figure is already contradicting. This isn't a prediction. It's a gap between measurement and pricing.