POST Stability
“Post Stability: Understanding the Shockwave of AI.”
We are entering the Post Stability era — a time when artificial intelligence has become the most destabilizing force since humans first picked up tools and carved symbols into stone. The word destabilizing is intentional: AI will bring extraordinary advances and opportunities, but also upheavals, disruptions, and risks we have never faced before. At Post Stability, we explore how AI is reshaping every foundation of society — from economics and warfare to culture and human identity — not as a story of doom or utopia, but as a transformation that will define the human experience for generations to come.
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The Narrow Market Bubble: How a Few Stocks Are Sustaining the U.S. Economy—and Why That’s Risky
CONTINUE READING: The Narrow Market Bubble: How a Few Stocks Are Sustaining the U.S. Economy—and Why That’s RiskyIntroduction Stocks don’t just reflect the economy anymore—they drive it. What was once a vehicle for corporate investment and household saving has become a lifeline for national fiscal health, personal confidence, and the entire inflation/debt apparatus of the United States. In recent years, much attention has focused on the so-called “AI stock bubble”—the rapid ascent…
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The Hidden Cost of Zombie Companies: Why Restructuring Masks Systemic Weakness
CONTINUE READING: The Hidden Cost of Zombie Companies: Why Restructuring Masks Systemic WeaknessIntroduction: A Market That Refuses to Clear For most of modern history, bankruptcy was brutal but effective. It was the system’s reset button: companies that failed either disappeared or were broken apart, freeing resources for more competitive enterprises. Today, that process is much less clear. Between bankruptcy code revisions, private equity rescue plays, cheap credit,…
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From the Printing Press to GPT: Why This AI Wave May Become Humanity’s Second Great Escape
CONTINUE READING: From the Printing Press to GPT: Why This AI Wave May Become Humanity’s Second Great EscapeIntroduction: A Historical Rhyme For millennia, human civilizations have risen and fallen. Mesopotamia, Rome, Tang China, the Mayans—each achieved brilliance, but eventually stagnated or collapsed. Around 1500–1850, however, Europe took a different path. For the first time, progress did not reset. Technology and knowledge began to compound in a self-reinforcing way, producing the modern world….