Sunday, 26 July 2026

Down a Rabbit Hole

One man's knowledge graph, escaped into a magazine. Read at your own risk.

The Rooms

Three obsessions, industrial-grade

In Defence of Owning a Car That Loses Money

A rational person does not buy a 30-year-old machine that breaks on schedule. This is an essay for the rest of us.

05 Jul 2026 · Tuga Car Nuts

Free Ideas

The shelf →
Steal this

A live 'euphemism index' for official statements

Score government and central-bank language by how far the words sit from the facts. Watch the gap widen before the crisis is admitted.

Steal this

Reverse-ETF of whatever retail is buying

Aggregate the most-shilled tickers across retail channels and build the polite, boring opposite. Not advice. Obviously.

Steal this

Provenance graph as the anti-fraud layer for classic cars

Chassis numbers, race history, ownership, restorations — one connected graph. Fakes fall apart the moment you can see the whole web.

43,162
nodes and counting. Still no idea what's going on. · Get lost in the graph →

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