How the U.S. Navy supplies the fleet in the Indian Ocean when the Gulf is no longer enough, through Diego Garcia, civilian tankers, and USNS ships.

Ben Felix dismantles three sacred rules in personal finance and explains why saving and retirement need to be approached more flexibly.

Munger explains why Berkshire ignores traditional asset allocation, distrusts macro forecasts, and buys only when the price is compelling.

Eve Meyer says cold-chain logistics fails less from missing technology than from weak processes, messy data, and slow human adoption.

Ravikant links happiness, success, and freedom to the same discipline: choose less, desire less, act sooner.

Ben Felix argues that wealth and financial security depend more on a few repetitive decisions than on brilliant moves.

Chesky explains why AI is forcing him to rebuild Airbnb from scratch, from management to the product platform.

Dimson explains why market history matters, how global return data was built, and why long-term investors should stay optimistic.

Three startups, three models, one shared conclusion: a market is necessary, but even more important is knowing exactly what you are building.

A data-center lease turns into a fight over AI monopoly power, federal oversight, and whether the boom is already lifting the broader economy.

Ravikant lega vendita, leadership e deal-making a una sola regola: dire la verità in modo credibile e uscire quando un accordo non vale la libertà.

An Amazon recruiter explains how filters screen candidates, why referrals matter, and which mistakes can derail an application.

Ascani explains the Flatmates sale, the €10.8 million valuation and why he chose not to cash out everything.

Tangen verbindet KI mit Produktivität, Investitionen und einer Kultur des Widerspruchs. Im Hintergrund steht der norwegische Staatsfonds als Langfristmaschine.

OpenAI’s trial and Trump’s China trip expose the same fault line: tech companies now sit inside geopolitics, not beside it.

Leopold Ashenbrener’s drawdown becomes a debate over leverage, AI-market volatility, and whether defense-tech hype is repeating the same mistake.