Thomas Kell
@thomas100z.bsky.social
Single father, Since 1990, the gold/silver price ratio has troughed at 42 – 44x and peaked around 100x. At silver’s recent top (Jan 26), the ratio hit 44x, consistent with prior periods
I tried to prevent ALL of this....
I was called crazy for not wanting to be rich
I was called crazy for not wanting to be rich
February 5, 2026 at 11:29 PM
I tried to prevent ALL of this....
I was called crazy for not wanting to be rich
I was called crazy for not wanting to be rich
February 4, 2026 at 11:15 PM
February 4, 2026 at 11:13 PM
Day 1315 of #IansDailyPhotoChallenge and this was one of a number of superb hellebores in a customers garden today 🤗 #inspiringnature #wildlife #naturephotography #MentalHealthMatters
#365DaysWild
#365DaysWild
February 4, 2026 at 10:46 PM
Day 1315 of #IansDailyPhotoChallenge and this was one of a number of superb hellebores in a customers garden today 🤗 #inspiringnature #wildlife #naturephotography #MentalHealthMatters
#365DaysWild
#365DaysWild
Reposted by Thomas Kell
Some personal news: I’m back in the newsletter game.
The Verge and I are proud to announce the launch of Regulator, a weekly newsletter for Verge subscribers that covers the fights between Big Tech and Big Government.
The Verge and I are proud to announce the launch of Regulator, a weekly newsletter for Verge subscribers that covers the fights between Big Tech and Big Government.
August 6, 2025 at 3:56 PM
Some personal news: I’m back in the newsletter game.
The Verge and I are proud to announce the launch of Regulator, a weekly newsletter for Verge subscribers that covers the fights between Big Tech and Big Government.
The Verge and I are proud to announce the launch of Regulator, a weekly newsletter for Verge subscribers that covers the fights between Big Tech and Big Government.
I think Google should be “allowed” to have capex 55% above estimates and not get punished because they’re repeatedly running over the “but depreciation!” argument with a bus
February 4, 2026 at 9:54 PM
I think Google should be “allowed” to have capex 55% above estimates and not get punished because they’re repeatedly running over the “but depreciation!” argument with a bus