Max Beauroyre

If everything is becoming television, and everything on television is trying to become gambling, then the end point is not hard to see: On every screen, a casino.

This shift has moral as well as economic consequences. When a society pushes its citizens to take only financial risks, it hollows out the virtues that once made collective life possible:... See more

The most innovative products emerged without explicit customer requests. Nobody asked for the first iPhone, Airbnb, or Figma. These products came from vision and intuition.

“Building for butter means understanding that every step of the experience can be honed, smoothed and improved, to the point that it's so good you just can't take it. Butter is deceptively simple. A single ingredient that yet does so much.

Sounds easy, doesn't it?! Maybe this is obvious and isn't that deep. But it is hard to pull off, and truly... See more

A country of geniuses in a datacenter.

Demographic shifts too - Americans aged 70 and older own almost 40% of all stocks in the US and those 55 and older own over half of all homes. It’s invisible prosperity and visible decay.

We create more than ever, but it weighs nothing.

Trust the trendline.