Eric Boromisa

Over the last century, two curves went almost straight up: The number of humans on the planet The total value of global financial markets Those were the stars of the first version of this article. More people, more wealth, longer lives on average. On the surface, that is not the chart of a system that simply kills people. Once you add two more curves, the story changes: Worker value added per hour, often called labor productivity Worker pay, plus what flows to investors through capital gains...

Estimated Read Time: 5 minutes Let me start with a bold one: Just because you can Google something doesn't mean you understand it. And just because AI can explain something doesn’t mean it taught you anything. Harsh? Maybe. But true. We’ve entered an era where artificial intelligence can summarize books, write code, and spit out business strategies faster than you can say "prompt engineering." (Side note: Can we retire that term already?) And yet, despite these borderline magical...

In a transparent, hyperconnected market, deceptive business models don’t quietly fail—they unravel in public. What once passed as clever positioning or aggressive optimization now leaves a trail of evidence: internal emails, product inconsistencies, regulatory filings, and user screenshots that circulate faster than any official response. Integrity isn’t a moral flourish added after success. It’s a structural property of businesses that intend to survive scrutiny at scale. What follows isn’t...