I don't think their defensibility will come to mind
January 29, 2026 at 2:55 AM
I don't think their defensibility will come to mind
Audet, T., Wilson, A., Dukas, R., Dworkin, I. (2025). he role of resource defensibility in facilitating sexually-selected weapon evolution: An experimental evolution test. Evolution, academic.oup.com/evolut/artic...
The role of resource defensibility in facilitating sexually selected weapon evolution: an experimental evolution test
Abstract. Animal weapons have evolved multiple times, primarily for battling for access to mates. Despite intra-sexual selection being common, exaggerated
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January 28, 2026 at 7:14 AM
Audet, T., Wilson, A., Dukas, R., Dworkin, I. (2025). he role of resource defensibility in facilitating sexually-selected weapon evolution: An experimental evolution test. Evolution, academic.oup.com/evolut/artic...
Executive travel isn’t a connectivity problem.
It’s an authorization integrity problem.
Approvals under fatigue and roaming are where insurance defensibility breaks.
We built a short Authorization Integrity Snapshot for cross-border teams.
DM SNAPSHOT
It’s an authorization integrity problem.
Approvals under fatigue and roaming are where insurance defensibility breaks.
We built a short Authorization Integrity Snapshot for cross-border teams.
DM SNAPSHOT
January 28, 2026 at 1:48 AM
Executive travel isn’t a connectivity problem.
It’s an authorization integrity problem.
Approvals under fatigue and roaming are where insurance defensibility breaks.
We built a short Authorization Integrity Snapshot for cross-border teams.
DM SNAPSHOT
It’s an authorization integrity problem.
Approvals under fatigue and roaming are where insurance defensibility breaks.
We built a short Authorization Integrity Snapshot for cross-border teams.
DM SNAPSHOT
I find myself attacking Iglesias much more than defending him. This one is unusually racist, even for him. IMHO, way past the "that's not what I meant" defensibility
January 27, 2026 at 9:18 PM
I find myself attacking Iglesias much more than defending him. This one is unusually racist, even for him. IMHO, way past the "that's not what I meant" defensibility
Can we stop with the “untrained agents” characterization? Yes, it is true, but these criminals are doing EXACTLY what their leadership is asking them to do. They are not killing and terrorizing by accident because they don’t know it is wrong.
“Untrained” imparts a false degree of defensibility
“Untrained” imparts a false degree of defensibility
January 26, 2026 at 8:23 PM
Can we stop with the “untrained agents” characterization? Yes, it is true, but these criminals are doing EXACTLY what their leadership is asking them to do. They are not killing and terrorizing by accident because they don’t know it is wrong.
“Untrained” imparts a false degree of defensibility
“Untrained” imparts a false degree of defensibility
POST 3:
In practice, this approach could speed investigations while preserving accuracy and legal defensibility. It also defines new analyst roles and stronger safeguards against automated missteps and data misuse.
3/4
In practice, this approach could speed investigations while preserving accuracy and legal defensibility. It also defines new analyst roles and stronger safeguards against automated missteps and data misuse.
3/4
January 26, 2026 at 7:27 PM
POST 3:
In practice, this approach could speed investigations while preserving accuracy and legal defensibility. It also defines new analyst roles and stronger safeguards against automated missteps and data misuse.
3/4
In practice, this approach could speed investigations while preserving accuracy and legal defensibility. It also defines new analyst roles and stronger safeguards against automated missteps and data misuse.
3/4
Bad shipbuilding capacity, weakened mid-tier ships, stretched budget, and poor defensibility...
It's like reading the Background section of a future wiki article about a catastrophic naval defeat
It's like reading the Background section of a future wiki article about a catastrophic naval defeat
The strategic logic and industrial peril of Trump’s battleship plan for the US Navy - Navy Lookout
The announcement of the Defiant-class battleship signals a sharp reorientation of US naval force structure, moving away from distributed lethality towards massed, concentrated firepower to address the...
www.navylookout.com
January 26, 2026 at 7:08 PM
Bad shipbuilding capacity, weakened mid-tier ships, stretched budget, and poor defensibility...
It's like reading the Background section of a future wiki article about a catastrophic naval defeat
It's like reading the Background section of a future wiki article about a catastrophic naval defeat
Institutional permission to fail is how Edmonton’s Complete Streets standards quietly allow unsafe designs to be called “compliant.”
Painted lanes. Shared streets. Sidewalk-like paths. Safety traded away in the name of flexibility and legal defensibility.
That’s not Vision Zero.
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Painted lanes. Shared streets. Sidewalk-like paths. Safety traded away in the name of flexibility and legal defensibility.
That’s not Vision Zero.
buff.ly/WDPWf8p
January 23, 2026 at 7:35 PM
Institutional permission to fail is how Edmonton’s Complete Streets standards quietly allow unsafe designs to be called “compliant.”
Painted lanes. Shared streets. Sidewalk-like paths. Safety traded away in the name of flexibility and legal defensibility.
That’s not Vision Zero.
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Painted lanes. Shared streets. Sidewalk-like paths. Safety traded away in the name of flexibility and legal defensibility.
That’s not Vision Zero.
buff.ly/WDPWf8p
Very, very exhausted Canadians agree.
We're really not going to be the 51st state. It's just not going to happen, because every day Canadians are now viewing their neighbourhoods in terms of guerilla warfare and defensibility.
We're really not going to be the 51st state. It's just not going to happen, because every day Canadians are now viewing their neighbourhoods in terms of guerilla warfare and defensibility.
Rep. Madeleine Dean said Trump’s renewed threats of annexing Greenland has left young children frightened of a possible military attack.
I lived through the Cold War & I know Trump's terrorism will leave scars on another generation of children. 💔
#ProudBlue #Pinks #SheShed #TrumpIsUnfitForOffice
I lived through the Cold War & I know Trump's terrorism will leave scars on another generation of children. 💔
#ProudBlue #Pinks #SheShed #TrumpIsUnfitForOffice
January 23, 2026 at 6:51 PM
Very, very exhausted Canadians agree.
We're really not going to be the 51st state. It's just not going to happen, because every day Canadians are now viewing their neighbourhoods in terms of guerilla warfare and defensibility.
We're really not going to be the 51st state. It's just not going to happen, because every day Canadians are now viewing their neighbourhoods in terms of guerilla warfare and defensibility.
« As investors hunt for durable moats in environment of collapsing software costs, clinical #AI stands out: proprietary data, regulatory clearances & clinical validation create defensibility that a weekend coding project cannot replicate»
A must read !
morgancheatham.substack.com/p/breyer-cap...
A must read !
morgancheatham.substack.com/p/breyer-cap...
Breyer Capital 2026 Healthcare and Life Sciences Predictions
A Forecast of Where Science, Medicine, and Industry are Converging This Year
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January 23, 2026 at 5:10 PM
« As investors hunt for durable moats in environment of collapsing software costs, clinical #AI stands out: proprietary data, regulatory clearances & clinical validation create defensibility that a weekend coding project cannot replicate»
A must read !
morgancheatham.substack.com/p/breyer-cap...
A must read !
morgancheatham.substack.com/p/breyer-cap...
6/ The next moat in AI will not be accuracy. It will be defensibility. The winner isn't the one with the best prediction, but the one who can explain that prediction in a court of law using training data provenance and causal logic.
January 23, 2026 at 11:04 AM
6/ The next moat in AI will not be accuracy. It will be defensibility. The winner isn't the one with the best prediction, but the one who can explain that prediction in a court of law using training data provenance and causal logic.
morally defensible solution. There is no moral defensibility in falling back on the absence or weakness of law supported by a constitution unchanged in the face of republican treachery for decades. It’s like they see a house on fire with helpless people trapped and screaming from the windows and
January 23, 2026 at 8:26 AM
morally defensible solution. There is no moral defensibility in falling back on the absence or weakness of law supported by a constitution unchanged in the face of republican treachery for decades. It’s like they see a house on fire with helpless people trapped and screaming from the windows and
🧵 6/8 including more than $5M from Goodman — is a notable vote of confidence. ACV’s model is compelling: platform economics, data defensibility, and a network effect that strengthens with every inspection and transaction. But it’s not risk-free: profitability is early, and recurring revenue is
Insider Buying Week 11-21-25 AI Bubble Bursting or Buying Opportunity – The Insomniac Hedge Fund
The Insomniac Hedge Fund
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January 22, 2026 at 6:23 PM
🧵 6/8 including more than $5M from Goodman — is a notable vote of confidence. ACV’s model is compelling: platform economics, data defensibility, and a network effect that strengthens with every inspection and transaction. But it’s not risk-free: profitability is early, and recurring revenue is
Silence = negligence. No records? No defense.
This playbook builds forensic-grade judgment architecture.
Not training. Not templates. Pure defensibility protocol.
Grab it now → fryxresearch.gumroad.com/l/decision-d...
#Leadership #Governance
This playbook builds forensic-grade judgment architecture.
Not training. Not templates. Pure defensibility protocol.
Grab it now → fryxresearch.gumroad.com/l/decision-d...
#Leadership #Governance
THE EXECUTIVE DECISION DEFENSE PLAYBOOK™ (2026 EDITION)
Doctrine, Structures, and Reasoning Systems for Defensible Executive JudgmentTHE EXECUTIVE DECISION DEFENSE PLAYBOOK™ (2026 Edition) is a closed-access executive doctrine issued by FRYX RESEARCH for i...
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January 22, 2026 at 2:29 PM
Silence = negligence. No records? No defense.
This playbook builds forensic-grade judgment architecture.
Not training. Not templates. Pure defensibility protocol.
Grab it now → fryxresearch.gumroad.com/l/decision-d...
#Leadership #Governance
This playbook builds forensic-grade judgment architecture.
Not training. Not templates. Pure defensibility protocol.
Grab it now → fryxresearch.gumroad.com/l/decision-d...
#Leadership #Governance
→ Why he thinks in-house teams are structurally different from law firms - and why that matters for product design
→ Whether European data privacy regulations create defensibility or just higher barriers to entry
→ Whether European data privacy regulations create defensibility or just higher barriers to entry
January 22, 2026 at 1:07 PM
→ Why he thinks in-house teams are structurally different from law firms - and why that matters for product design
→ Whether European data privacy regulations create defensibility or just higher barriers to entry
→ Whether European data privacy regulations create defensibility or just higher barriers to entry
Its not about being disturbed, its about being prescriptive of the film's quality & defensibility along arbitrary moral grounds.
"I dont like this" isn't "why do YOU like this" or "why did you tell me this was a good movie, its gross, youre gross".
"I dont like this" isn't "why do YOU like this" or "why did you tell me this was a good movie, its gross, youre gross".
January 21, 2026 at 1:36 AM
Its not about being disturbed, its about being prescriptive of the film's quality & defensibility along arbitrary moral grounds.
"I dont like this" isn't "why do YOU like this" or "why did you tell me this was a good movie, its gross, youre gross".
"I dont like this" isn't "why do YOU like this" or "why did you tell me this was a good movie, its gross, youre gross".
Can AI really outperform humans in doc review?
Michael Berman reviews Jim Sullivan’s "The Book on AI Doc Review," exploring prompts, precision, and defensibility in AI workflows.
📘 Read the insights: buff.ly/VAcsP7K
#EDRM #AllAreWelcome #AI
Michael Berman reviews Jim Sullivan’s "The Book on AI Doc Review," exploring prompts, precision, and defensibility in AI workflows.
📘 Read the insights: buff.ly/VAcsP7K
#EDRM #AllAreWelcome #AI
Book Review: Jim Sullivan, “The Book on AI Doc Review” | JD Supra
The thesis of the book is that “computers are capable of reviewing and classifying document better than humans. And that’s a big deal in eDiscovery.”
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January 20, 2026 at 7:00 PM
Can AI really outperform humans in doc review?
Michael Berman reviews Jim Sullivan’s "The Book on AI Doc Review," exploring prompts, precision, and defensibility in AI workflows.
📘 Read the insights: buff.ly/VAcsP7K
#EDRM #AllAreWelcome #AI
Michael Berman reviews Jim Sullivan’s "The Book on AI Doc Review," exploring prompts, precision, and defensibility in AI workflows.
📘 Read the insights: buff.ly/VAcsP7K
#EDRM #AllAreWelcome #AI
if you don't wanna click through
January 19, 2026 at 11:35 PM
if you don't wanna click through
So, since the prompt was "defensibility," I put: Read the following article and rate it out of 10 on the defensibility of its arguments, using a criteria of empirical evidence and a holistic accounting of the causality for the effects it's concerned with
Claude gave 5.5/10
Claude gave 5.5/10
January 19, 2026 at 11:32 PM
So, since the prompt was "defensibility," I put: Read the following article and rate it out of 10 on the defensibility of its arguments, using a criteria of empirical evidence and a holistic accounting of the causality for the effects it's concerned with
Claude gave 5.5/10
Claude gave 5.5/10
Now it sounds like you're the one that's being hyperbolic, because that's not what this text says. In fact, I bet if you ran this article through your favorite LLM, it would rate the defensibility of his arguments at least a 7 out of 10.
January 19, 2026 at 11:24 PM
Now it sounds like you're the one that's being hyperbolic, because that's not what this text says. In fact, I bet if you ran this article through your favorite LLM, it would rate the defensibility of his arguments at least a 7 out of 10.
Beyond the Checklist: Why Technical Defensibility, Not Compliance Frameworks, Builds Real Cyber Resilience + Video
Introduction: In an era of escalating cyber threats and stringent regulations like India's DPDP Act, organizations often fall into the trap of treating compliance as a finish line.…
Introduction: In an era of escalating cyber threats and stringent regulations like India's DPDP Act, organizations often fall into the trap of treating compliance as a finish line.…
Beyond the Checklist: Why Technical Defensibility, Not Compliance Frameworks, Builds Real Cyber Resilience + Video
Introduction: In an era of escalating cyber threats and stringent regulations like India's DPDP Act, organizations often fall into the trap of treating compliance as a finish line. However, true security and regulatory trust are not achieved by merely checking boxes on a framework audit. This article deconstructs the modern cybersecurity paradigm, shifting the focus from theoretical compliance to actionable technical defensibility—the proven ability to demonstrate preparedness, transparency, and robust security controls during an incident.
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January 18, 2026 at 9:22 PM
Beyond the Checklist: Why Technical Defensibility, Not Compliance Frameworks, Builds Real Cyber Resilience + Video
Introduction: In an era of escalating cyber threats and stringent regulations like India's DPDP Act, organizations often fall into the trap of treating compliance as a finish line.…
Introduction: In an era of escalating cyber threats and stringent regulations like India's DPDP Act, organizations often fall into the trap of treating compliance as a finish line.…
I don't think digging in a position against your comrades' tactics is very good, and I think if the only thing you can say in defense of your actions is that you're technically allowed to do them, it doesn't say a lot about their defensibility.
January 18, 2026 at 5:34 PM
I don't think digging in a position against your comrades' tactics is very good, and I think if the only thing you can say in defense of your actions is that you're technically allowed to do them, it doesn't say a lot about their defensibility.
The post-collection layer is where defensibility lives.
January 18, 2026 at 3:01 PM
The post-collection layer is where defensibility lives.
Remembering, on this cold day, a stay in the village of Gharb, on the island of Gozo.
Traditional Maltese houses were built for defensibility, with few outward-facing windows. Instead, the rooms ranged around a small internal court. Golden limestone framing a square of blue sky.
Traditional Maltese houses were built for defensibility, with few outward-facing windows. Instead, the rooms ranged around a small internal court. Golden limestone framing a square of blue sky.
January 17, 2026 at 2:35 PM
Remembering, on this cold day, a stay in the village of Gharb, on the island of Gozo.
Traditional Maltese houses were built for defensibility, with few outward-facing windows. Instead, the rooms ranged around a small internal court. Golden limestone framing a square of blue sky.
Traditional Maltese houses were built for defensibility, with few outward-facing windows. Instead, the rooms ranged around a small internal court. Golden limestone framing a square of blue sky.