Thoughts

Long-form thinking

On tech, AI, business, and what actually works.

October 5, 2026

The Man in the Next Seat

A flydubai co-pilot allegedly attacked his captain with a crash axe on a Dubai–Tel Aviv flight; a wounded captain, a plumber and two spare pilots saved 174 people. The near miss exposes the threat post-9/11 cockpit security never addressed: the person already inside.

AviationNational SecurityInvestigationPolicy

September 14, 2026

Live in the Future. Then Build the Way Back.

Using tomorrow’s tools can reveal tomorrow’s needs. Turning that glimpse into a business requires evidence that someone else wants the result.

InnovationAIEntrepreneurship

September 8, 2026

Six Clocks, Forty-Two Patients, and the Question Nobody Can Answer Yet

An AI-designed lung drug made six independent aging clocks run backward. But the study was a retrospective read of banked blood from 42 terminally ill patients, and the Phase III trial now running has no aging endpoint at all. What the rentosertib result actually shows.

ScienceAIInvestigationPolicy

August 26, 2026

End-User License Agreement — QuickBooks Online Integration

Terms governing use of Dhima Consulting's internal QuickBooks Online integration: license grant, authorized users, restrictions, warranty disclaimers, limitation of liability, and governing law.

LegalTerms

August 26, 2026

Privacy Policy — QuickBooks Online Integration

How Dhima Consulting handles accounting data accessed through its internal QuickBooks Online integration: what is accessed, how it is used and stored, who it is disclosed to, and how to revoke access.

LegalPrivacy

August 22, 2026

The Blast Radius

Four AI labs spent 2026 racing to sell you a colleague made of software. The benchmarks say the best agent completes one realistic task in five, reliability hasn't improved in two years, and the standards war everyone expected never happened. The real contest is over the layer nobody demos.

AIAI AgentsEnterpriseStrategyCybersecurity

August 16, 2026

The Hundred-Year Fuse

Strip James Watt's steam engine out of history and Britain in 1800 is poorer by one tenth of one percent. Two centuries of growth accounting rank the great inventions almost inverse to their fame — and the ranking has something uncomfortable to say about AI in 2026.

EconomicsHistoryInvestigationAI

August 15, 2026

Graph Engineering: The New Way of Doing Work

A twelve-word tweet in July 2026 set off a new discipline: designing networks of AI agents instead of prompting one. Inside the evidence — Anthropic's 45-agent swarm, OpenAI's zero-hand-written-code product, the MAST failure study — and why the human's job is becoming org design plus anchors.

AIAI AgentsStrategyEnterprise

August 12, 2026

The Island That Was a Punchline

Albania legalized five-star development inside protected areas three weeks before Jared Kushner unveiled his resort renderings. Two years on: €110 million frozen by prosecutors, a contested Ottoman-era deed, and the largest protest movement since the fall of communism.

PoliticsPolicyInvestigationEconomics