A Second Brain Won’t Run Your Company
Everyone’s building a “second brain” — capture enough notes, links, and prompts, and clarity will follow. It rarely does. Most systems become a graveyard of notes that never turn into finished work.
This piece argues the real answer isn’t a bigger pile of memory — it’s an operating system: a governed, layered stack with a protected core that decides what’s true and what’s allowed. A brain can’t enforce a rule on itself. An OS can.
Read the full article on why a governed operating system beats the second brain everyone else is building — and the read/write gap that should make a few software companies nervous.