Since 2021, hundreds of texts have crossed markets, energy, Europe, technology, war, money, climate, artificial intelligence and culture with one recurring question: cui prodest? It is not a pose. It is method.
Here the official narrative is neither accepted nor rejected on principle: it is interrogated. A chart can tell the truth and hide the essential. A statement can be accurate and still serve an interest. A crisis can be narrated as an emergency while it transfers power, capital and responsibility from one side of the table to the other.
That is why Taleb can sit beside an epistle in Latin, the ETS beside European deindustrialisation, AI beside chips, the Fed beside geopolitics. The subjects change; the inquiry does not.
Who gains? Who pays? Who decides? Who tells the story? And what is missing from the version everyone repeats?
This is not a feed of bulletins. It is a library of analysis, methodical suspicion and long memory. Browse it. Then judge for yourself.
“When reality turns absurd, satire becomes reportage.”
The archive is memory, not prophecy. Analyses stay published exactly as they came out — including the ones the market proved wrong: that is the price of editorial honesty. Educational content only — not investment advice, not a solicitation of public savings: what worked yesterday signs no promissory notes on tomorrow. Results, real or simulated, are no guarantee of future performance.
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