The ReThink

ReThink Tools

Take our word for it.

Run your own numbers.

The essays argue. The tools let you check the arguing — sourced curves you can click through, and your own numbers in your own hands.

Instruments, not verdicts

A tool on this shelf has to pass the same bar as an essay: every number sourced or cut, no fake precision, and nothing that quietly decides for you. These are instruments — they show you the curve or take your inputs and hand the thinking back. What you conclude is yours.

And one rule inherited from the whole house: none of this is financial, medical, or career advice. A planner that takes your numbers is a way to think, not a verdict to obey.

The shelf

  1. Nº 01

    The Convergence

    A reading-room dashboard of the exponential curves the essays keep pointing at — compute, the cost of intelligence, and their neighbors — every curve linked to its source. No vibes, no unsourced hockey sticks: if a line is on the wall, you can click through to where it came from.

    In the workshop — private drafts exist; not yet public.

  2. Nº 02

    The ReThink Planner

    A put-your-own-numbers-in thinking tool: which of your costs are deflating and which stay stubbornly sticky, and what that does to your runway — always shown as an honest range, never a fake-precise single number. It is a thinking aid, not financial advice, and it says so on every screen.

    In the workshop — private drafts exist; not yet public.

  3. Nº 03

    The Singularity Runway

    The data companion several of the policy briefs lean on — the sourced numbers and the model behind them, laid out so you can check the work instead of taking our word for it.

    In the workshop — being prepared for publication.

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