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The next trillion-dollar bubble isn't a tech innovation. It's a regulatory racket disguised as green salvation.

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The AI boom isn’t a land of opportunity — it's a rigged game dominated by entrenched capital and pre-baked distribution channels.

The hard truth: most 'innovations' pushed by venture capital are glorified marketing plays, not true breakthroughs.

ESG funds and green finance promise impact—but most just repackage status quo capital with a new label. Here’s how the game works, and who profits.

The AI revolution isn’t coming for truck drivers first—it’s gunning for analysts, assistants, and middle layers.

As startups scale, vision often fractures—not because it's wrong, but because it was never built for pressure.

The ESG boom promised profits with purpose. Instead, it bred opaque risk, lazy capital, and market delusion. Here’s how it turned into this decade’s subprime.

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