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Jatin Modi is the founder of Renaissance, a global branding and marketing firm serving global B2B cos like Schneider Electric, SAP and PwC. Jatin is a graduate of the Stanford Graduate School of Business and an alumni of IMD, Lausanne.
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War for the Many, a Portfolio for the Few (opens the original)
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Two in the morningAt a quarter past two on the morning of 21 September 1938, the president of Czechoslovakia was woken in his rooms at Prague Castle and told that the British and French ministers were downstairs and had to be seen.Edvard Beneš was fifty-four. Twenty years earlier he had worked in exile beside Tomáš Masaryk to talk a new country into existence out of the wreck of the Austrian empire, and he had run its foreign policy for seventeen years before he became its president.The country
Cold-Blooded (opens the original)
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On the seventh of January 2025, in a video that ran under six minutes, Mark Zuckerberg changed what his platform would treat as true.For eight years Meta had run one of the largest fact-checking operations on earth, built in the panic after 2016, when Facebook was blamed for the misinformation that had flooded an American election. It was the company’s answer to the charge that the platform was poisoning public life, and Zuckerberg had funded the reviewers, signed the independent partners, and d
30% Off, Forever (opens the original)
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Before the First World War, when a Frenchman wanted to describe a man of impossible wealth, he called him riche comme un Argentin, rich as an Argentine. Argentina in 1913 stood among the ten richest countries on earth, its people wealthier per head than the French or the Germans. The wealth came off the pampas, fertile flat grassland that ran past the horizon and carried more cattle than the country had people, and off the wheat that fed a Europe unable to grow enough for itself. The men who own
Peter Thiel and the Antichrist (opens the original)
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In the autumn of 2025, Peter Thiel sold out four private lectures in San Francisco to warn paying guests that the Antichrist is coming.To understand why a man who sells surveillance software to governments would say this, start at the walls.The Enemy at the GateFor more than a thousand years, Constantinople was the greatest Christian city on earth, and the last living piece of the Roman Empire. Rome in the west had fallen long before, but in the east the empire never died. It had moved its capit
Cheap to Kill: The Disposable Soldier and the Gamified War. (opens the original)
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On the evening of 26 June 1813, in a palace on the western edge of Dresden, a foreign minister spent nine hours trying to make an emperor feel the cost of a war, and failed.The palace belonged to a Saxon count. Napoleon had taken it for the summer, and its gardens ran down to the Elbe. Klemens von Metternich, the Austrian foreign minister who would go on to manage the peace of Europe for the next 30 years, had come from Vienna with an offer folded around a threat. Austria would broker terms. Ref
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