Author: Kyle

  • Hormone Restoration

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    Chapter 7 of How To Live Forever The establishment calls it “Hormone Replacement”, but the word “replacement” contains a concession. It implies that something has been lost permanently and must be substituted from outside. Testosterone replacement therapy. Thyroid replacement. Hormone replacement therapy. The language of replacement accepts decline as a fait accompli and offers a…

  • The Wake-Up Protocol

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    Chapter 9 of How to Live Forever The fear is not death. Everyone dies and most people have made some peace with that. The fear is arriving at the end with the lights already off — body still running, brain already gone. A decade of accumulated confusions, lost threads, names that won’t come, thoughts that…

  • Vitamins and Minerals

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    Chapter 3 of “How to Live Forever” In 1996, Larry Clark published the results of a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial in the Journal of the American Medical Association. He had enrolled 1,312 patients and given half of them 200 micrograms of selenium per day. The trial was stopped before its scheduled completion. The reason a…

  • A Circus Past Its Prime

    The stool has four legs. Three are already broken. On the morning of July 31, 2026, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent sat at a Camp David cabinet meeting with a notepad visible to Reuters photographers. It read: “To Do — Buy Japanese Yen (JPY) $5-10 bil.” The Treasury acted within hours. The New York Fed executed…

  • The Battery Nobody Is Building

    AI data centers have a power and water problem Future of AI Series This week the Danube River broke its own record. Not for volume or velocity — for absence. At Budapest the gauge read 23 centimeters. The previous record, set in 2018, was itself one meter below the hundred-year minimum water level used as…

  • We’re Being Whispered To

    But who is paying attention? Future of AI Series There’s a devil on your shoulder. You’ve always known this. What you may not have noticed is that the devil has been whispering more fluently than ever — and that nobody has thought to put an angel on the other side. This week provided the evidence.…

  • Global Supply Lost by the Strait of Hormuz Closure

    Share of global supply tied to the Hormuz region Helium 33%, Sulfur/sulfuric acid feedstock 24%, Naphtha 24%, Oil 21%, LNG 20%, Aluminum 9%.

  • Post-literacy or a Plague of Words?

    Magic Incantations Watch a troop of monkeys in the forest canopy long enough and you’ll notice something that looks, from a human vantage point, uncomfortably familiar. One shrieks. The others respond, or don’t. Every animal in earshot is fully convinced its call means something, that whoever hears it will understand and act accordingly — and…

  • Super-Liminal Spaces

    When nostalgia cloaks something much darker. Crossing a threshold I. What is “Liminal”? The word liminal comes from the Latin noun limen, meaning “threshold, sill, or doorway,” combined with the English suffix -al. It is a modern English word first used in psychology about 1870 specifically to describe a threshold of sensory perception. The word…