The Weird Canadian

A Billionaire, a Burning House, and Two Broken Systems

when broken systems stop pretending

The grid might go down and the politicians might not care but waiting politely isn't a strategy.

broken pipes, default passwords, and the AI lie

Why 6 out of 10 gig workers get denied credit, and why the smartest AI won't save your company from simple mistakes.

permission, proof, and the death of gatekeepers

One woman stopped asking Hollywood for permission. One man stopped asking the internet to trust him. Both built something that makes the old system irrelevant.

the delusion, the exodus, and 8.9 million silent votes

Pop-up wardrobes, tape-to-stream labs, and story prompts powering this week’s experiments.

Code is cheap. Character isn't.

One engineer says AI can build anything — another says it shouldn't. Both are right, and that's the problem.