How this blog is organized

Ops Notes is designed to be easy to scan and easy to revisit. Each entry is short, focused on a single mechanism, and written in plain language. Think of this as a field guide rather than a news feed.

Here is what to expect as a reader:

• Short posts, narrow claims. Each note aims to be specific and falsifiable, not expansive or definitive.
• Tags are the index. Use tags to find related themes across time (power, incentives, failure modes, accountability).
• Updates are part of the process. When new evidence appears, notes may be revised rather than replaced.

If you are new here, start with the latest notes or browse by tag. The structure is simple by design so that the content is the focus.

This isn’t a commentary stream or a personal diary. It’s a record of recurring patterns: how systems absorb incentives, drift from reality, and make accountability expensive. The goal is clarity over volume, and understanding over velocity.