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What I Think

High-conviction essays on markets, technology, product thinking, founder psychology, and the things most people get wrong.

Mar 5, 20268 min readFeatured

Why Most AI Products Will Fail

The demo-to-production gap is a graveyard

Everyone's shipping AI demos. Almost nobody's shipping AI products. The difference is not technical — it's about understanding what users actually need versus what looks impressive in a tweet.

Feb 20, 202612 min read

The Abstraction Thesis

Why the next decade belongs to simplifiers

Every major technology shift follows the same pattern: complexity emerges, then someone abstracts it away. The winners are never the ones who build the complex thing. They're the ones who hide it.

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Feb 10, 20266 min read

Founder Psychology Is Underrated

The mental models nobody talks about

We talk endlessly about product-market fit, fundraising, and growth. We almost never talk about the psychological architecture that determines whether a founder survives long enough to find any of those things.

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