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@Discoplomacy colossus.com/article/joshua…

Two hours of travel this evening, so it’s time: PLEASE LINK ME THE BEST ARTICLES, PDFS, PAPERS, LINKS YOU’VE READ RECENTLY

Bye Legora……at the end of the day every battle in ai is a proxy war between Anthropic and OpenAI

Anyone with a remote interest in how Chelsea are funded by Ares, please put aside 10 minutes to read this. Probably the most in depth analysis I have done. Frankly, it's scary... #Chelseafc #CFC theesk.org/2026/04/15/the…

The treatment of the American rapper by the British government reveals a casual, and inconsistent, authoritarianism in a country that paints itself as an inherently liberal one economist.com/britain/2026/0…

There is a verse in the Qur’an that literally teaches us the words for moments like these:

The story of 3G Capital involves Roger Federer, Sam Walton, and Warren Buffett. It includes the biggest beer company on earth, the biggest footwear deal in history, and a ketchup bottle with Charlie Munger's face on it. It also involves accusations of 'chainsaw capitalism,' CEOs driving freight trains, and billion-dollar companies being handed to kids in their twenties. Buffett called it the best management culture he'd ever seen. But, until now, the story behind the culture has never been told by the people who carry it forward. In truth, 3G would prefer you had never heard of it. The firm began in New York in 2004. But the real story starts in the seventies, off the beaches of Rio de Janeiro, when Jorge Paulo Lemann bought a brokerage for $800,000 and built a model for running businesses unlike anything else in Brazil. The model has since produced the biggest investment bank in Brazil, the world’s largest brewer, the third-largest restaurant company, and turned hundreds of employees into multimillionaires. In 3G Capital, it has also produced a rare kind of investing partnership, one where each fund holds exactly one company, the partners are the largest investors in every fund, they work the businesses themselves, and they have never lost money on a deal. Almost everything written about the firm notes that managing partners Alex Behring and Daniel Schwartz did not respond for comment. For Colossus, they sat for hours of interviews at their Manhattan office. @domcooke tells the full story of how this secretive firm with fewer than 30 employees has built some of the world's biggest companies.

We see our home planet as a whole, lit up in spectacular blues and browns. A green aurora even lights up the atmosphere. That's us, together, watching as our astronauts make their journey to the Moon.

Max Dowman. The youngest ever goalscorer in the Premier League.

This is so beautiful. And so important to study. This phenomena (emergent coherence) is central to much of life, and most people don't even imagine it could happen.

Extraordinary piece in FT about the operation to kill #Iran's regime's supreme leader Khamenei. Nearly all traffic cameras in Tehran were hacked by #Israel for years. They knew when members of the #IRGCterrorists Vali Amr Protection Unit (Khamenei's bodyguards) came and left work on Pasteur Street. And interestingly the CIA--not Mossad--had a human source which assisted with the effort. ft.com/content/bf998c…

@CLINT419 I remember brokering a potential deal with Crystal Palace FC a few years back but no one in your team responded but fairs.

waiting for Barcelona to hire me for this role.

a friend of mine recently turned me on to this incredible article about the bleak state of the ai tech world and the robin hood-esque escapades of @laserboat999 and now i must share it with all of you because it’s the best reporting i’ve read in a while harpers.org/archive/2026/0…

Palantir's CEO Alex Karp wore a kuffiyeh for his college yearbook photo (image) Fast-forward: Palantir is moving its headquarters to Miami from Denver after protests over its work with the Israeli military & ICE (link) bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

BREAKING: Sequoia (@sequoia) leading the largest European seed round of all time with $1B at $4B valuation. David Silver, one of Britain’s top AI researchers, left Google DeepMind late last year to launch the London-based start-up Ineffable Intelligence. He aims to build “superhuman intelligence”. Sequoia partners Alfred Lin and Sonya Huang flew to London to visit Silver after his departure, who is also a professor at University College London.

Crazy, crazy story. I can’t tell you how influential this econ paper was to politicians in 2010, it justified austerity policies that caused so much unnecessary human misery. As was pointed out by 2013, its conclusions are completely reversed once you include a missing Excel row.

One of the best reads I’ve come across. Calmly explains why depth can’t survive the attention economy. open.substack.com/pub/thedigital…

For anyone who would like to hear Mark Carney’s outstanding Davos speech in full here it is. This is what true global leadership looks like. Canada should be immensely proud today, because they are leading the fight back when others dare not. 🎥 TikTok - vm.tiktok.com/ZNRBDT4mB/

I do love when well placed art is used to tell a story. Perfect context clue to the exact type of person Whitney Halberstram is. Painting by Jamie Jaime Jurado.

vazou eu se o Timothee Chalamet ganhar o Oscar