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AI today isn’t some distant “one day it will replace everyone” fantasy — it’s already here, quietly doing work we once thought was purely human.

In the middle of the 20th century, humanity suddenly realized it had… too much food.

There’s this startup term everyone loves to use — unfair advantage. Most of the time it sounds like marketing fluff, but in my case I actually have one, and it’s a bit unusual: my hobby in neuroscience.

For decades, healthcare was built around infrastructure — hospitals, clinics, waiting rooms. Now the system is shifting from place to service, and primary care will transform first.

We think healthcare exists to keep us healthy — but economically, it only works when we’re sick. What if the system isn’t broken at all… just perfectly designed for the wrong goal?