Peter Holsgrove

Ai is not a bubble.

Breaking: FBI Director Kash Patel confirms UFO files have been delivered for release If Aliens are real, it could be the most disruptive shock in human history Here are 5 stocks that could potentially benefit if Aliens come say "hi" 1. Intuitive Machines, Inc. $LUNR *Builds and operates lunar landers and spacecraft that deliver payloads to the Moon 2. Enovix Corporation $ENVX *Creates next generation batteries to power better satellites and spacecraft 3. Joby Aviation, Inc. $JOBY *Builds electric air taxis that take off like helicopters and fly like airplanes. The battery race will decide who controls the skies 4. Archer Aviation Inc. $ACHR *Investors may look at companies already building next generation flight tech 5. Rocket Lab Corporation $RKLB *Launches rockets and builds spacecraft to send satellites and future missions into orbit See replied tweet for the full portfolio

some human things I’m tracking > religious schools, retreats, pilgrimages, and faith-based media rising as people search for moral certainty > “human-only” spaces: restaurants, schools, clubs, apps, and retreats that ban synthetic media, recording, phones etc > pet daycares, dog hotels, pet insurance, and premium pet food begging to skyrocket as loneliness increases and people defer to furry friends > post-career identity markets: people living longer and needing new titles, tribes, rituals, status games, and reasons to wake up after professional relevance fades > private members’ clubs solidify as paid social graphs for adults who lost community to remote work > dating apps fragmenting into belief-based and lifestyle-based matchmaking since infinite choice has become exhausting > family formation will become a premium service category: matchmaking, fertility, childcare, coaching, home design etc > eldercare will start shifting to more at-home treatments due to ai (over time it’ll be cheaper than care homes too) > analog cameras, vinyl, printed books, notebooks, “dumbphones,”and mechanical watches grow as anti-synthetic status objects > handmade goods becoming trust objects because machine abundance makes human effort valuable again > live events becoming more valuable as recorded media becomes forgettable > glp-1s are just the first mass consumer drug for editing desire, more to come. > fertility tech booming because career timelines and biological timelines are now in open conflict > oral exams, apprenticeships, portfolios, and live demonstrations returning because written work is becoming cheap to fake > digital detox products growing > air quality, water filtration, food sourcing, and sleep environments becoming mainstream status markers > luxury shifting from owning more things to accessing peace, beauty, privacy, time, and high-trust rooms > the biggest consumer opportunities coming from psychological scarcity: belonging, certainty, attention, embodiment, trust, and continuity

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