
The Billionaire’s Sarcophagus
What do you buy when you stop believing in the future?
Comics and stories that entertain you first and haunt you later.
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What do you buy when you stop believing in the future?

The crowd disappears. The cameras pack up. And tomorrow, someone has to collect the yard signs.

Small talk used to be my superpower. Then I built a life that never required it.

I've beens going to public hearings across Vermont. The rooms are angrier than anything I expected.

Blind boxes, loot boxes, foil packs, and the habit we're teaching our kids.

It's not a conspiracy. It's not greed. It's a memory of fluorescent hallways multiplied by seventy million.

Deplatforming was supposed to be a quarantine. It functioned like segregation and built a second internet.

The kids didn't leave because of housing costs. It's more fundamental than that.

On loving America at 250 while its most famous mirror cracks, peels, and turns green.

It looks like journalism. It isn't. And it's already shaping who you'll vote for.

AI slop knocks me out in ten minutes and I don't remember my dreams anymore.