A stream of thoughts · latest September 13, 2026
drumrollDawg.
Plain-English notes on markets, companies, the fine print, and life.
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Life
The Door We Stopped Opening
Americans spend more time at home. What does that explain about friendship, dating, and the feeling that life has become smaller?
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Life
An Afternoon Does Not Need an Invoice
Why doing nothing can feel wrong—and what research on leisure, guilt, and recovery can actually tell us.
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Life
Are We Getting Older—or Just Getting Stuck?
Steve Jobs compared the mind to grooves in a record. Research on curiosity, learning, and late achievement suggests a more hopeful—and more demanding—picture.
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Science
Space Is Cold. Keeping an AI Data Center Cool Is Hard.
A vacuum flask, a very hot computer, and the enormous wings that could decide whether AI belongs in orbit. A visual guide to the science behind the pitch.
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Markets
Same Movie, Different Asset: How Carvana and Opendoor Actually Make Money
Carvana already filmed this one. Opendoor looks like it's running the same script — buy the asset, survive the crash, then make the real money on everything around the transaction. A field guide for retail investors.
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Markets
Opendoor Gave Shareholders Free Warrants. Here's What That Actually Means.
A plain-English field guide to the Series K, A, and Z warrants: the coupons, the catch, and what a retail investor should actually do before they expire.
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drumrollDawg is a running stream of thoughts: plain-English notes on how companies make money, what the fine print actually says, and the science and psychology behind everyday life. Markets and companies are one topic among several.
Posts link their primary sources beside the claims that matter, and credit the AI assistance used for research, drafting and illustration.
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