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Innovation Civilization Podcast Building the philosophy of technological innovation & human progress in emerging markets.

17/10/2026

"The internet has turned into a neo feudal system. Big Tech lords own your data. It's time to decentralize."

🚀 NEW EPISODE OUT NOW!What happens when AI can do every job? Does scarcity disappear, or do we need to rethink the very ...
10/10/2026

🚀 NEW EPISODE OUT NOW!

What happens when AI can do every job? Does scarcity disappear, or do we need to rethink the very meaning of work, purpose, and human value?

In our latest episode, Omri Amirav-Drory joins the Innovation Civilization Podcast to explore a future where intelligence is abundant and the rules of civilisation could fundamentally change.

🎙️ The End of Scarcity: If AI Can Do Every Job, What’s Left for Us?

🎧 Link to the episode in bio.

Sequencing one human genome:2001: ~$95 million2021: ~$562One of the most extraordinary technology cost curves of the mod...
28/09/2026

Sequencing one human genome:

2001: ~$95 million
2021: ~$562

One of the most extraordinary technology cost curves of the modern era.

The real breakthrough wasn’t simply that DNA sequencing got better.
It became cheap enough to scale.
And when powerful technologies become dramatically cheaper, research that once seemed impossible can suddenly become routine.

The biggest technological revolutions often begin with a collapsing cost curve.

What’s next — AI, robotics, energy, space?

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26/09/2026

AI won’t replace leaders.
But leaders who understand AI will outpace those who don’t.

The future of leadership is human judgment, amplified by AI.

One of the greatest minds in history still got caught in a bubble.Isaac Newton reportedly made money early in the South ...
22/09/2026

One of the greatest minds in history still got caught in a bubble.

Isaac Newton reportedly made money early in the South Sea Company boom, exited, watched others get richer, then went back in as prices surged.

The bubble collapsed. Newton suffered heavy losses.

The interesting part isn’t that a genius made a bad investment.

It’s that intelligence doesn’t automatically protect us from FOMO, narrative, momentum or crowd psychology.

Markets may change. Human behaviour doesn’t.

And sometimes the hardest thing to do isn’t understanding what’s happening — it’s staying rational while everyone around you appears to be getting rich.

What modern investment mania does this remind you of? 👇

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Something strange is happening in the US bond market đź‘€ The Treasury wants cheaper borrowing. The Federal Reserve is stil...
20/09/2026

Something strange is happening in the US bond market đź‘€

The Treasury wants cheaper borrowing. The Federal Reserve is still focused on inflation. And markets are caught in the middle.

So what happens if bond yields stay high — and could the Fed eventually turn back to QE?

Here’s the simple breakdown of Treasury yields, the Fed, quantitative easing, inflation, Bitcoin and gold — and why this tension matters far beyond the bond market.

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13/09/2026

China is at the center of the anti-globalization conversation - and most people are still pretending it’s not.

The number 2 trading partner of all Latin America is China.

The number 1 trading partner of most countries in Africa is China.

The number 1 trading partner of India is China.

So when people say “anti-globalization,” we don’t think they’re talking about globalization itself.

We think they’re talking about who globalization is benefiting now.
That’s the part worth paying attention to.

What do you think - is this actually about economics, or power? 👇

06/09/2026

The biggest tech advantage isn’t the product - it’s the people who can keep making it better.

Tim’s point is simple:
If you have skilled workers, you can keep iterating.

If you don’t, you end up relying on someone else to build your next version.

The best companies invest in workforce first, because capability compounds.

That’s why the jump from giant Motorola phones to tiny Nokia-era devices matters. It wasn’t luck. It was a skilled workforce, constant improvement, and a system built to adapt.And that’s still the game today.

Full conversation in bio. What do you think - should industry or government carry more of the load?

03/09/2026

Singapore didn’t become wealthy by following the traditional industrial playbook.

It positioned itself as Asia’s gateway for global business - then built one of the world’s most technologically ambitious governments.

From global shipping to automated ports and cutting-edge GovTech, Singapore offers a fascinating model of how a small nation can think very big.

08/06/2026

Trump's impact on the global economy!

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