'MCP is dead, now there are CLIs and skills.' No. MCP was never about the toys on your laptop - it's about composable AI agents used by groups of people over the network.
My problem is not open source or AI: it is that software churned out in two hours with zero idea behind it has no scarcity, no effort, and therefore no value.
The hardest part of selling AI is getting people who expect exactness from a computer to accept that a statistical model is uncertain by definition - and to design around that.
AI is raw intelligence sold by consumption, not by subscription - and that quietly breaks the economics that made software-as-a-service work.
On Liberation Day, a case against central authorities deciding what counts as truth - and for slowly freeing ourselves from the foreign providers that shape our language and our machines.
