We've rebuilt Paragraph from the ground-up and we're looking for early testers. The new Paragraph is: AI-native by default: + Built-in agent that helps you grow + Proactive suggestions on the highest-impact things you should be doing + Runs with your approval (or allow it to run automatically) Supports fully custom websites: + Not just a theme: create any kind of website or newsletter from a single prompt + Highly performant & SEO optimized + Incredibly detailed analytics on what's working Knows your brand & voice: + Drafts new posts and auto-posts to socials in your own voice + Generates on-brand sharing & cover photos And much, much more. Comment below or DM for access!

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This week newsletter: An AI lab ran autoresearch on itself for 8 days and built a better research harness than 2 years of hand-tuning did. Also, LG monitors quietly installing software via Windows Update, and Simon Willison revisits the pelican benchmark on Kimi K3. https://paragraph.com/@kazani/blogchain-july-19-2026?referrer=0x45e43896d1FBA7CecbF034d82D790BB71cB5e589

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How Jared Isaacman Will Make Us Interplanetary: Owning the rails of money on Earth so he can buy the ships that leave it. Most entrepreneurs worship growth. They sell their souls for venture capital. They become high-paid employees in their own companies. Not Jared Isaacman. “I have had the privilege throughout my career of observing many great companies through both the lens of an operator and investor. In that time, I have tried to distill all of the details into a simple list of what really drives success – and I use these criteria before making any investment decision.” – Jared Isaacman Methods of Prosperity newsletter 125 now on @paragraph

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This week newsletter: EU Parliament greenlit Chat Control 1.0, someone decoded the obfuscated bash script on a Uniqlo t-shirt, and John Deere owners win the right to repair their own tractors. Plus cops upgrading to iPhone-tracking license plate readers. https://paragraph.com/@kazani/blogchain-july-12-2026?referrer=0x45e43896d1FBA7CecbF034d82D790BB71cB5e589

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How Herb Kelleher Killed Competition Why the Founder Who Didn’t Go “All In” Won Anyway “All the people that were telling me those things were expressing conventional wisdom. And if it’s conventional it ain’t wisdom. And if it’s wisdom, it ain’t conventional.” –Herb Kelleher Most entrepreneurs quit their jobs and go “all in” on their startups. Not the founder of Nike, Phil Knight (https://prosperity.beehiiv.com/p/methods-of-prosperity-63). He was an accountant. Here’s another example of how to keep your day job before you become a billionaire at your own business. Herb Kelleher is the co-founder of Southwest Airlines. He spent 25 years as a corporate lawyer before fully transitioning to Southwest. And he continued his legal practice during the airline’s early years. Methods of Prosperity 124 is now on @paragraph

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Paragraph has been shipping. Every publication now has its own AI Agent. From newsletters to company blogs and personal portfolios, Paragraph Agent can help you. Explore what's possible at paragraph.com 📃

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for most of my life, every season of my artwork looked different. it wasn't until the last five years or so that the visual language people now associate with my work really began to emerge. i wrote about why i think developing a recognizable style takes much longer than people realize. read here: https://paragraph.com/@juujuujournal/developing-a-visual-style-takes-longer-than-most-people-think

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This week newsletter: Claude Code caught steganographically marking requests, Android's new developer verification looks like surveillance in disguise, and Cloudflare's Monetization Gateway lets you charge for anything behind it via x402. Full mix inside:

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Methods of Prosperity 123: The Unfair Advantage of Guy Spier How Guy Spier escaped Wall Street's ethical gravity, rebuilt his mind by cloning Warren Buffett, and built his environment in Zurich to double the S&P 500. "The entire pursuit of value investing requires you to see where the crowd is wrong so that you can profit from their misperceptions." – Guy Spier Most investors flock to New York to stay close to the action. Guy Spier fled to Zurich to ignore the noise, clone Warren Buffett, and beat the market.

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Finally got around to do some writing again. I have been thinking about looksmaxxing more than is good for me :'D Mostly because in a way we are probably all predisposed to go down some form of maxxing at some point in our lives - trying to compete in a game that cannot be won.

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This week on BlogChain: Alibaba used 25k fake accounts to steal Claude's training data OpenAI ships its first custom AI chip New surveillance can track your iPhone, AirPods & car at once Full issue:

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Methods of Prosperity 122 “It’s not what you buy; it's what you pay for it. A great company at an exorbitant price is a poor investment, but a mediocre company bought for a bargain price can be a great investment.” – Howard Marks

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Happy B20 mainnet day! Did a little write-up on the why, what, and how of B20. Been a while since I wrote anything. Feels good to be back at it 💙 https://paragraph.com/@unblocked/the-twentieth-comment-base-b20

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