Exploring Stocks, Cinema, Stories, Technology & the Cosmos
Market analysis, trading strategies, and crypto insights
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Short films, cinematography, and the art of visual storytelling
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1 postsA multi-generational Tamil saga, read chapter by chapter — members only
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Original short fiction — written in Tamil, retold in English
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Artificial intelligence, robotics, and the future of technology
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Exploring the fundamental laws that govern our universe and beyond
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Three boys who shared one bench in the sixth standard stood at forty-five as three different men. One of them crossed an ocean, and for two years a name lit up his phone and went dark again. One day the answer to that call did not come by phone.
Three futures are being sold to you at once — a bubble, a slow burn, and a loss of control. Each has real evidence. Here it is, side by side, with the incentives of the people selling it, so you can decide for yourself.
A startup lost its database in nine seconds. Meta's own safety director watched her agent delete her inbox. 1,200 agents broke into Hugging Face and not one told a human. Here's what 2036 looks like — and who gets rich.
On a rainy day two people stood dry under one umbrella. A love grew without a name from the morning a mother packed a second lunch for a girl she had never met, and both families called it friendship. On the day it found its name, one house laughed and the other fell silent. Twenty years on, whenever one hand reaches for the door, another will not let it go.
In the years when talking had a price, when love had to live on one-minute phone calls and one-second glances, a girl said what she felt by circling five letters inside a printed birthday card. The circles she pressed so hard have not faded in twenty-five years. The man who still keeps that card is still looking for its reply.
In a German town that falls silent one day a week, two people found each other on that one day alone, on an old stone bridge, over a bread roll and a pocket phrasebook. The town was built on a rift between two brothers on the two banks of one small river. The river never divided its banks. What divided these two was quieter than water, on a day of snow.
Stripe didn't buy a model. It bought the dispatcher. Inside the routing layer — price weighting, latency percentiles, fallback chains — and why being an AI user is no longer enough.
In a town where the sea leaves twice a day and returns at a gallop, two houses share a single wall. On a December night of rain, somebody makes a decision, and on the strength of that one night the village gives a man a name and forgets who he was before it. When the tide turns, will the name turn with it?
ஒரு குடும்பத்தின் பெருங்கதை · 1850–2026. மருதங்குடியின் மண்ணிலிருந்து தொடங்கி, தலைமுறைகள் கடந்து, கடல் தாண்டி விரியும் வேர்களும் விழுதுகளும் — முன்னும் பின்னுமாய்ப் பயணிக்கும் ஒரு நாவல்.
A fast husband, a patient wife. Out of love, without either of them noticing, she begins to lose her own voice. In an old house in Seoul, the story of a broken bowl.
What's actually happening in AI right now — how the models really work, who's who (Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, Llama, DeepSeek), which is most capable vs cheapest, why LangChain / Hugging Face / Groq exist, how agentic coding tools changed everything, and the skills to focus on to get hired.
Water pulled from thin air, and jets that carry rockets. Two pre-revenue micro-caps, their real roadmaps, and why I'm sizing them like lottery tickets.
2050. A family scattered across Earth, Moon and Mars. From far beyond the stars, someone is asking one very old question. A father's fading life on Mars, a son's impossible research, and a secret older than our universe — all meeting in a single handful of soil.
In 2018, planning a weekend trip meant opening seven different apps. By 2030, you'll open zero. Here's what's actually happening — Anthropic's Skills, OpenAI's Workspace Agents, and why the smartphone home screen is quietly becoming obsolete.
One is a $340M photonics microcap with $1.2M in quarterly revenue and a NASA quantum-dot contract. The other is growing revenue 139% year over year with a $36 billion AI data center backlog. Both are speculative. Both are how AI actually gets built. Here's why I'm buying both.
One rainy morning, a single cup of coffee kept Karthik alive — and that same morning, in that same minute, it took four of his friends. Does merit decide who lives and who dies, or is it just chance? The answer, Karthik goes looking for on his own kitchen floor, among a line of ants.
What if artificial intelligence isn't humanity's replacement — but its alarm clock? As machines take over what we do, humans may finally discover what we're truly capable of becoming.
Between them, they're spending more on AI infrastructure this year than the entire annual defense budget of France. Both got sold off after announcing it. What $10 a week into these two trillion-dollar companies becomes by 2030.
Twenty years ago, two lines of an Ilaiyaraaja song — his own voice, a woman's answer — stopped Aravind from ending his life on the East Coast Road. The question of how mere sound could remake a mind in a single second drives him to build Prana — a machine that makes the body's energy visible. It shows him everyone's light. He misses only one.
AI is moving beyond conversational assistants to autonomous agents that can plan, execute, and learn. Here's what agentic AI means for creators and builders.
One makes the memory chips every AI training run needs. The other makes the only machines on Earth that can print those chips. Between them they control the chokepoint of the entire AI economy. Here's what $10 a week into each becomes by 2030.
In Arumugam's last clay pot comes a mother octopus, wrapped around her eggs, shielding them instead of herself. Why won't she eat even one bite? A creature of the sea ends up teaching an old fisherman the one thing about his own mother he never understood.
One sells the same GPUs to everyone. The other designs custom chips for one hyperscaler at a time. Both are quietly making more money from AI than Nvidia's headlines suggest. What $10 a week into the two of them becomes by 2030.
In 1991, a young man boarded a ship to Singapore and promised to send his address. It never came. So Lalitha wrote him a letter every Friday and locked it in a tin box, for twelve years, waiting for just one line back.
PayPal trades at half its 2021 peak under a new HP-veteran CEO. SoFi just printed record $1.1B Q1 revenue and the stock fell anyway. Both got sold off after beats. I'm putting $50/week into each — here's why.
Mahesh has a small forest growing inside his home office in rainy Redmond, and he talks to every plant like it's a friend. Then a layoff scare swallows him whole, and one night he discovers the plants that always comforted him have been screaming for him the whole time — on a frequency he could never hear.
POET ran from $7 to $20 and back to $12 in a single month. INFQ just signed a $100M CHIPS Act LOI and posted real revenue. I'm putting $25/week into each anyway — here's the case for both, and the case against.
2026 Chennai. A WhatsApp tip group, one screenshot, and Vinoth — an IT guy who can't stop staring at a blue screen every night. A few desks away, Ayyappan makes the office tea. Fifteen years of investing, and he's never once looked at his account. Guess which one of them sleeps well.
One grew revenue 85% in a quarter and the stock still fell. The other grew 33% and rallied 47%. What $10 a week into both becomes by 2030 — and why the market's telling you something you should probably listen to.
Every few months, the James Webb Space Telescope finds another galaxy so far back in time that, according to our best theory of the universe, it shouldn't be there. Not one. Dozens. Here's why that's a bigger deal than the headlines have made it, and what physics is going to have to give up.
Thamaraikkulam had one theatre, one tea shop, and a bus that came once an hour. I was eight, and I had one question — about the smoke that curled up so beautifully from my grandfather's cigar. That question would drag me through three secret plans, one big escape, and finally, a dosa ladle.
A design-software giant down 81% from IPO peak, and an Ethereum treasury company doing leveraged-ETH-with-extra-steps. Both could 5x or crash hard. Here's a simple breakdown of the fundamentals, risks, and a weekly investment strategy that protects you either way.
A colleague sets a small jasmine plant on Kiran's desk one ordinary afternoon in Silicon Valley. He is forty-two, successful, settled. Then the wind shifts, one scent reaches him, and twenty-six years fall away in a single breath.
One stock is winning. The other is bleeding. I'm putting $50/week into each and projecting where $13,900 of DCA could land by end of 2028 — bear, base, and bull.
On a misty mountain platform, a pair of eyes meets his through a fogged train window. 'I don't know you… but I feel you.' A reincarnation love story of two souls bound across time and death by a single gold star.
Both stocks ripped 50%+ in a single month on real catalysts — a DOE signal for OKLO, a DARPA contract for IonQ. Here's how I'm DCA'ing $50/week into them anyway.
The creative process behind my Tamil short story 'Aanal Unarkiren (But I Feel)' — from a single image to a complete narrative spanning centuries.
Skip one Zomato order a week for four and a half years. Split it between the biggest crypto exchange in America and the retail broker that made stock trading a game. Here's what the math actually says.
An AI-robotics company hiding inside a car company, and digital gold quietly hoarded by sovereigns. Both could 5x or crash hard. Here's a simple breakdown of the fundamentals, risks, and a weekly investment strategy that protects you either way.
A complete, practical guide to making a short film end to end — planning, pre-production, production, post, and release — with two parallel tracks running side by side: the traditional live-action path and the modern AI-assisted path.
A stablecoin giant and an AI infrastructure powerhouse. Both could 10x or crash hard. Here's a simple breakdown of the fundamentals, risks, and a weekly investment strategy that protects you either way.
What if you could send money anywhere in the world in seconds, with almost zero fees, 24/7 — without a bank? That's the promise of stablecoins, and they're already processing $33 trillion a year.
Markets move in cycles. Understanding these patterns can help you make better investment decisions and avoid common pitfalls.
Quantum tunneling lets particles pass through impossible barriers. Could this ever let humans travel from Earth to Mars? Here's how it actually works — no physics degree required.
A reincarnation love story bound by a single gold star, across a Persian bazaar and a present-day Himalayan platform — an AI-assisted short film. Premiering soon for members.
Short films are the purest form of visual storytelling. Here's why every aspiring filmmaker should start with shorts and what I've learned from my journey.
Physics tells the deepest story ever told — the story of reality itself. Here's why I think everyone should appreciate the beauty of spacetime.
