Posts tagged “automation”

A singularity over a city at night: a black event horizon ringed with light and a tilted orange accretion disk, as buildings tear loose from the skyline and spiral in toward it, stretching and burning as they fall

The AI Event of 2026

Alan Forester-Kaiser · September 30, 2026

Historic events usually don't arrive on a date. The numerals Europe counts with didn't have a launch day. Leonardo of Pisa, the mathematician later called Fibonacci, brought the Hindu-Arabic system to Italian merchants in his Liber Abaci in 1202, and […]

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Three blind monks examine a pink elephant on a parcel grid: one hugs the trunk (a snake), one clings to a leg (a pillar), one hauls the tail (a rope), labeled with the three assessment methods: sales, cost, income

Three Blind Assessors

Idan Rednaxus · September 29, 2026

Every tax on property rests on a number nobody paid. A house sells, and there's a price. But most houses don't sell in any given year, and a tax on property still has to be charged on all of them. […]

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