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Most Intelligence Is Search

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By Tomas Pueyo Verified
| thecreatorsai.com
Hey everyone. We’re excited to share a guest post from Tomas Pueyo — the writer behind one of Substack’s most-read strategy newsletters, with over 800K subscribers. His essay reframes what intelligence actually is in the age of LLMs, and what that means for your edge as a creator or builder.
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How geography determines architecture

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By Tomas Pueyo Verified
| The Property Chronicle Verified
Towers of concrete, steel and glass. We mourn for the traditional architectures of yesteryear, without realising why. Why are these buildings the same everywhere? And why were they so different before? Is it just a matter of globalization, or is there something more? Here’s a little known fact: A lot of the world’s architecture was the consequence of geography. In some cases, it’s easy to see, such as steep roofs in places with heavy snowfall.
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The future of petrostates after oil

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By Tomas Pueyo Verified
| The Property Chronicle Verified
Iran is in the midst of a civil war between different factions of the IRGC and the military, the Muslim Brotherhood, the Kurds, and the Azeris. In the northwest, the Kurds have established an independent state. They are de facto ruling the Kurdish parts of Syria and Iraq too and are in a low-intensity conflict with Turkey. Azerbaijan enlarged its surface area by taking parts of northwestern Iran, but now is engulfed in a civil war itself.
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