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Three pieces from this week, and all of them circle the same question: who actually gets left behind when the technology works fine. SpaceX has told the F-C-C that Starlink makes billions a year in rural subsidies pointless, and I think the terrestrial side is going to lose that fight on the technical merits. So I'd rather argue the part that's winnable, which is what a household can afford to pay.

Then there's a research finding about fiber and A-I usage that reads like good marketing and lands like a warning, plus the tool I built so that the world revolves around me instead of the other way round. One phone call a day, 500 news feeds, and a draft I still have to approve myself.

SpaceX tells the F-C-C that Starlink has made rural broadband subsidies pointless, and why local still wins. Fiber users ask 28.5 questions per A-I session. Cable users ask about fourteen. That's a digital divide forming in real time. I ran out of excuses not to blog, so I built a system that calls me every day and interviews me.

Everything in this episode, in full:

• The fiber-AI finding is good marketing and a warning about who gets left behind
• I Ran Out of Excuses Not to Blog, So I Built Something That Revolves Around Me
• Satellite Already Won the Scalability Argument. Affordability Is the Fight That Matters

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