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Mythos, Muse, and the Opportunity Cost of Compute

Stratechery by Ben Thompson · 15 min read

A post on stratechery.com is cited by 5 distinct blogs to date (corpus.blog, measured 17 October 2026).

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5blogs citing

Citing blogs and links by period
Period Blogs Links
All time55
Last 90 days00
Last 30 days00
Last 7 days00
Figures for this page
First cited10 Apr 2026
Latest citation2 May 2026
Words blogs link it with4
Linked with its own title1 of 5 blogs
External links9
Length3,292
New citing blogs a weeksince Apr 2026
New citing blogs a week, since Apr 2026: 28 weeks, peak 2 a week, latest week 0

0 this week (still settling) · peak 2

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New citing blogs a week, week by week
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6 Apr 20261
13 Apr 20262
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27 Apr 20261
4 May 20260
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1 Jun 20260
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7 Sept 20260
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28 Sept 20260
5 Oct 20260 (still settling)
12 Oct 20260 (still settling)

Each blog counts once, in the week of its first citation. A blog added to the index recently can bring old first citations in at once.

Who cited it

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Cited by 5 blogs across 1 subject: technology 5.

Words blogs link it with

The words blogs link this page with, by how many different blogs use them.

  • ben thompson1 blog
  • from ben thompson1 blog
  • mythos, muse, and the opportunity cost of compute1 blog
  • mythos, muse, and the opportunity cost of compute does aggregation theory survive in a world of constrained compute? yes, insomuch as controlling demand will give power over supply. stratechery by ben thompson1 blog

Cited by 5 blogs in 5 posts

One row per blog, the most recently citing first. Each shows the blog's newest citing post; open a row for the others.

April 2026 Bakery

linked as “Mythos, Muse, and the Opportunity Cost of Compute Does Aggregation Theory survive in a world of cons…”

Read at verynormal.info (opens in a new tab)
2 May 2026
The Ephemeral Scrapbook — 2026.04.19

linked as “Mythos, Muse, and the Opportunity Cost of Compute”

Read at numericcitizen.me (opens in a new tab)
19 Apr 2026

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