Cycles of Change

Economic structures often appear permanent until the moment they dissolve. Modern society currently occupies a precarious interval between the exhaustion of a debt-fueled growth model and the emergence of a system grounded in physical utility and technological efficiency. This transition involves [...]

David Collum, Cornell Professor and financial critic, provides a sobering study of the 2025 economic landscape. The core idea shows a state of recursive decay where primary systems feed on their own outputs. This process results in a decoupling from reality. This cycle, called recursive slop, [...]

Building a resilient investment portfolio requires an intentional focus on diversification to mitigate systemic risks while positioning for emerging opportunities. Large-scale health disruptions often catalyze rapid shifts in consumer behavior and institutional priorities, making a balanced [...]