The most overlooked superpower is to think in decades and act in days.

I pitched this plan to the whole Griswold family tonight and not one joke landed. The kids and grandparents were equally confused, and the soldier brother just said "accurate."

We ran a tiny one-shot experiment from a one-shot SWE-bench task with Claude Code to study the Context Engineering & Reuse Pattern: • 92 LLM calls invoked • ~2M input tokens • 13 minutes runtime • 92% prefix reuse rate With prefix caching, this single task drops from $6.00

The haters said that James Madison University didn't deserve a #CFBPlayoff slot over Notre Dame, Texas, or BYU. And they were correct. Honestly, great call by the haters.

If the winds were different.

I reiterate my bet that Disney will be a robotics company in 2050.

When the school sends me a report card with straight A's.

"Real-world experience" is the only credential that matters. It's also still useful a decade later.

"See, Steve, this new comparison widget will help customers to understand whether they want our product. The focus groups showed a 4.6% lift in feature awareness using it. It's like you always tell us: marketing is about values."

The data will replace truck drivers. It will be an obvious decision to everyone except politicians.

Who's building @IMGAcademy for brains and agency?

Education has a transportation problem. The #1 objection I hear from public school parents about private school is "that's too far." Time, not money. We drive 73 miles per day; most of our friends drive 3 miles! Autonomous vehicles hold the promise to greatly expand the

Survey from an Austin dinner party: 100% of dads and 50% of moms are ready to send their tween to school in a @Waymo or @Robotaxi. Are the schools ready?

There are ZERO good books on AI. It moves too fast, and the people who know the most are immersed in making it move faster (rather than writing), such that the books that exist are either old or wrong. Is there a BOOK that contradicts this view?

"Mom, why are we so rich?" "Because your father bought shares in a company that owned shares of a joint venture that was part of a fund with a side letter to a company which owned the right of first refusal on the options of SpaceX's early marketing team. And his friends agreed

NBC is now just an 𝕏 wrapper.

My thesis for the company I'll reveal soon:

most ppl don’t really think. they rearrange cached thoughts until they feel smart. true thinking is rare because it’s metabolically expensive (just like thinking models are computationally expensive).

This captures most of what I've learned losing two people in the last year (one killed by accident and one killed on purpose): 1) there is no wrong way to grieve 2) but humor is probably the best one

College wouldn't be necessary for most careers if high school did its job.

If you don’t give kids meaningful work, schools will fill their time with workbooks. And they will grow up not knowing the difference.