When Billions Met a Ballpoint A dried-out felt-tip marker and a snapped-off piece of molded black plastic, jointly fetching $857,600 at a recent Sotheby’s auction, offer a blunt lesson in technological hubris. This isn’t Read More
The Illusion of Regulatory Arbitrage Crumbles The federal judge’s ruling against Kalshi in New York is more than a procedural setback; it’s a blunt declaration that the prediction market industry’s carefully constructed Read More
The Spectacle of Disconnection Hundreds of people in Tompkins Square Park, gathering before a giant papier-mâché figure for “Luddite Recreations,” aren’t just resisting the digital — they’re performing their resistance. This isn’t Read More