The Source Code
Cory CacholaHow leaders extract their own source code to define AI categories instead of copying playbooks.
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The Multiverse of Content Madness
A Manifesto
We are entering the multiverse of content madness.
A world where almost anything can be made not just good, but excellent.
Where polish is abundant, variation infinite, and quality no longer a problem.
This is not a c...
The era of Human Software
If you’ve been a subscriber, you’ll notice the name change from Where Value Moves. This shift represents a shift in how I am approaching artificial intelligence.
Where Value Moves focused on the external system — how shifting constraints i...
When Expertise Goes Viral: Why Your Knowledge is the Killer App.
The world has been fixated on software for decades. Every company, every startup, every ambitious solo founder wanted to build the next winning product, the next killer feature. It was all about making, shipping, and deploying code.
But l...
Mapping Opportunities in Uncertain Waters
Into the Murk
Imagine plunging beneath the surface of familiar waters—where complexity is greater than vision.
It’s there the dolphin thrives: not just with their eyes, but through a system built to probe, listen, and reorient with ea...
The Slow Death of “Experienced” Writing
In the 1870s, fishermen of Washington Island on Lake Michigan defined their skills by mastery of sail and oar.
Experience meant knowing how to row for miles, read the winds, how to wait patiently for the right waters, and mend a net by ha...
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I help you build the bridge between human purpose & machine capability that drives innovation. The AI era doesn't reward "better"; it rewards Category Creators who have the audacity to be different than everyone else. Creator of Human Software OS.
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