Post Money Problems.

Post Money Problems is an independent publication about capital, technology, culture, and human consequences. We examine Silicon Valley, venture capital, AI, and the distance between what gets announced and what actually works.

The public byline

We publish under the name Post Money Problems. The institutional vocabulary is part of our editorial voice. We do not solicit investments, manage a fund, or provide personalized investment advice.

Sources and corrections

Factual passages link to public sources. We distinguish reporting from argument, announcements from demonstrated results, and hypothetical examples from real events. Future scenarios are conditional, not guaranteed outcomes. Each article’s source notes explain important limitations.

Publication dates

Dates show when pieces first appeared here. Dossier months group retrospective subjects; they do not imply earlier publication.

Images and editorial tools

We use AI tools for research, drafting, editing, and some original illustrations. The staircase on the homepage, the editorial covers, and the original plates in our serial features were made with AI image tools. These are illustrations, not photographs of real events. Historical artwork and documentary photographs retain creator, collection, and license credits beside the image.

Sources accompany factual claims. Invented scenes are identified in the text; quotations and reporting are not invented to support an argument.

The Negotiation Room’s contract illustration is a site-created vector graphic. Its allocation bars are drawn from the exercise’s calculated values. Neither represents a real transaction.

Corrections and correspondence

Found an error or a missing qualification? Send the article URL and supporting source to md@postmoneyproblems.com. Please do not include confidential information.

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