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Each weekly edition preserves five deep analyses and the contemporary status of all ten tracked sources. The root opens the newest Korean briefing while every prior dated route remains stable.

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10Podcast sources tracked each week

2026

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Week 32

2026.08.03

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From the age of performance to the age of institutions

Generative media and humanoid cost curves meet Civil War memory, party organization, and control in enterprises and democracy.

01AI video’s bottleneck has moved from models to storytelling
02What $1-an-hour robotic labor would do to manufacturing
03Strip away Civil War myth and causation comes back into view
04A political party is local trust infrastructure, not a brand
05The fracture between technological speed and institutional speed

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Week 31

2026.07.27

Five newest valid records
with all-ten-source status

Five conversations, one decision map

Connects physical-industry automation, moral enforcement in science, agency in art and AI, private AI capital, strategic patience and the collapse of deep reading through feedback structures.

01Can industrial AI build a computer for atoms?
02When scientific criticism becomes moral enforcement
03Art, feeling and AI: play the tool or be played by it
04If the AI bubble bursts, where do losses concentrate?
05The asymmetry of strategic patience—and a society that stops reading

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Week 30

2026.07.23

First preserved edition
five recent public records

Beyond the model: power, chips, labour, narrative

The first weekly edition locates AI's real bottlenecks in supply chains and electricity, entry-level career paths, technical judgment inside organisations and founder-led distribution.