🎧 The Devil Within — Episode 1: The Immortal Bulb

What if the limits we accept… were never really limits at all?

In a small fire station in Livermore, California, a lightbulb has been burning—almost continuously—since 1901. It hasn’t been replaced. It hasn’t failed. It has simply… remained.

At first, it feels like a curiosity. A relic from a different time. But the longer you sit with it, the more uncomfortable the question becomes:

If something built over a century ago can still work today… why don’t we expect things to last anymore?

In this episode, we step into the early days of electric light—when durability wasn’t a bonus, it was the goal. When engineers built for endurance, not replacement. And when the idea of something lasting decades wasn’t unusual… it was expected.

But somewhere along the way, that expectation changed.

Not suddenly. Not obviously. But deliberately.

Because when a product lasts too long… it stops being a product—and starts becoming a problem.

This is where the story shifts—from invention to intention.

From progress… to something else entirely.

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