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Kids and families get nothing
Meta settles for $17.1 billion
Sep 8
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Chris G.
The mind bomb
Fifty years ago, a camera in a small rubber boat changed the way we see the world
Sep 1
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Chris G.
2
August 2026
Updated Terms
Last month I turned on the TV to watch the Blue Jays game and got Samsung’s updated privacy terms instead.
Aug 25
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Chris G.
5
The 1980s wonder-kid supplier
In the early 1980s, the world was consumed by economic debates about capitalism vs socialism, free markets vs central planning, private ownership vs…
Aug 18
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Chris G.
1
Progress Update
What is Supplierism?
Aug 11
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Chris G.
2
Your Money in The White House
In July 1792, an architect named James Hoban won the competition to design the White House.
Aug 4
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Chris G.
2
July 2026
A Quadrillion Dollars
It’s not every day that you get to say “one quadrillion dollars” in a coherent sentence.
Jul 28
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Chris G.
2
The Rubber Tree Heist
A recurring series on the extraordinary lengths suppliers will go to compete for your money.
Jul 21
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Chris G.
2
Nothing New
Supplierism argues two basic things.
Jul 14
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Chris G.
3
America's Birthday, Revisited
250 years later, it's still about your suppliers.
Jul 7
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Chris G.
3
June 2026
Love the World Cup. Don't like FIFA.
The strange, ordinary and infuriating work of loving a thing while distrusting the people who run it.
Jun 30
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Chris G.
1
The Baker, the Dog and the Cheque for $47.11
What can George Weston and my old dog Smoke teach us about multi-billion-dollar corporations?
Jun 23
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Chris G.
2
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