Tom Blomfield on Monzo’s early growth.

“…bridge loans are a bridge to something else. Most commonly they are a bridge to a round of financing with new investors (outsiders). They can also be a bridge to the sale of the company. Occasionally, but not often, they can be a bridge to getting cash flow positive. If none of those things is going to happen in a relatively short period of time, then it is a bridge to nowhere…”

– AVC on bridge loans.

“Fabs are capital intense; fabless companies cannot free-ride the cyclicality like they once did. So fabs are effectively risk-sharing some of the cyclicality of their capital-intense businesses to the fabless and capital-light businesses”

– The changing nature of Fab and Fabless

Why Quantum Field Theory is incomplete.

Why thinking makes us feel tired.

A physical wiring diagram for the human immune system.

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