Monday Glam

Some weekend reading. First, an essay in American Thinker about the feminization of society. Second, the famous essay, 'The Great Feminization' by Helen Andrews, October 2025, Compact Magazine. If you have time for only one, read the Andrews piece. I love it. 🧵 1/2 The Great Feminization, Wokeness, And The Rule Of Law americanthinker.com/articles…

Palmer Luckey’s New Weapon: The American-Made Laptop 🇺🇸 🧵 1/2 Anduril Industries makes unmanned jet fighters and robot submarines, but it will soon begin manufacturing something less exotic: laptop computers. Anduril and chip maker Qualcomm Technologies are joining to build a new line of personal computers, BlueChip. Anduril is making the devices at its Ohio manufacturing facility, and Qualcomm is supplying the chips. BlueChip computers will be heavy, rugged and waterproof, designed for the military, government workers, police, first responders and workers in national-security fields, the companies said. Palmer Luckey, Anduril’s founder, said the venture is more similar to weapons development than it might appear. Anduril’s autonomous drones have “basically all the same stuff that you’d have in any computer. The only difference is the shape, and that it has a screen and a keyboard,” he said in a briefing on Monday. The team behind BlueChip has figured out how to build 90% of the computer using materials sourced from the U.S. and allies, and a plan to eventually use exclusively American-made components, Luckey said. Some parts, such as the display panel, aren’t currently made in the U.S., and Anduril is also working on developing these materials itself. It would be the first American-made computer in decades. “Where you control the supply chain, you control everything. Nobody can use it as leverage against you,” Luckey said. Anduril will build the laptops at its new “Arsenal-1” facility near Columbus, Ohio, alongside its autonomous jet-fighter and missile-interceptor production. Qualcomm QCOM 2.54%increase; up pointing triangle Chief Executive Cristiano Amon said the chips will be manufactured by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing at its plant in Arizona. BlueChip is Luckey’s latest foray outside of autonomous weapons-making at Anduril, his $90 billion supplier of drones and weapons software. Last week, Luckey and Ben Lamm, co-founder of bioengineering firm Colossal Biosciences, announced a new venture to genetically modify military dogs, in which Anduril will supply the dogs’ body armor. Luckey also started a bank, Erebor Bank, that caters to startups and wealthy individuals and offers high-risk loans. wsj.com/tech/palmer-luckeys-…

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