Alexis de Tocqueville admired the industriousness of Americans. The constant drive to build more, build better. That impulse and the continent’s natural beauty were set to collide. Find out how in episode three of “Tocqueville Road Trip”

Taking a look back at our first Beat Game challenge 🎉 Thank you to every family who jumped, ran, and caught along with us 💕 and for all the feedback you sent our way, it genuinely helps us build better games. Here are a few of our favorite moments from the community 🐰 #GiggleAcademy# #BeatGame#

The IOF demolished the home of another native Palestinian family because they're not jews. Lady: you want to take our land. You are jealous of us. By God, we will build better. We are stronger than you. Her son: we will stay on this land, even in a tent.

Standards should create value, not capture it. @programmer explains that by remaining open and neutral, x402 fosters a competitive level playing field that allows companies to compete to build better services.

Now that Season 1 is live, we’ve rolled out the first set of tasks 🤩 Here’s what you can jump into right now to help build better data for real-world AI systems: - Get onboarded as a contributor - Tag products from customer emails - Improve meeting captions with your voice - Apply medical expertise to clinical text Every contribution counts. Join in here →

Does China just copy others? Let’s get real. The tired line “China copies but doesn’t innovate” completely misses how the world actually works. In Chinese culture, copying has always been a profound sign of respect and mastery. Take calligraphy, one of the pinnacle arts. The greatest masters didn’t chase wild originality from day one. They spent years meticulously copying the old masters, stroke by stroke. Perfect replication was the highest endorsement of genius. It proved you truly understood the essence. That same spirit lives on today. Yes, China copies, aggressively. But so does everyone. In business around the world, that’s exactly how it works. Look at any successful model: everyone copies and optimizes everyone else. The best restaurants, apps, retail concepts, SaaS products if something works, competitors study it, replicate the winning parts, then improve. Smart players don’t reinvent the wheel when a proven path exists. China takes this to another level while adding massive original creation. As of early 2026, they hold over 5.53 million valid invention patents (many high-value) and file nearly half of all global patent applications, leading the world by far. Copying what works + relentless innovation = powerful progress. It’s not weakness. It’s wisdom. Humility to learn + ambition to build better. Real advancement comes from studying the best, refining it, and pushing forward faster. China’s blend of ancient mastery mindset with modern scale is genuinely inspiring. What do you think, isn’t strategic copying one of the smartest moves in business and innovation?