Analysis Is Cheap, Relevance Is Expensive
NathanpmYoung · x · 2026-07-15
The author presents a core rebuttal to many "vibecoded information sites": analysis has become incredibly cheap.
In the past, simply providing a single number or analysis was scarce enough. Today, however, anyone can easily generate "100 numbers." What is truly scarce is answering the question: "Why should I care about this number?" In other words, value has shifted from "producing analysis" to "explaining relevance and significance."
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