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       <p class="lead-question">Are you compounding your own capability, or someone else's?</p>
 
-      <p>Meta announced Hatch, a shopping agent for Instagram. Google unveiled Remy, a personal agent for Gemini. CNBC called it "the agentic wars." Everyone is building agents. The question nobody is asking: when you use them, whose capability actually compounds?</p>
+      <p>Meta announced Hatch, a shopping agent for Instagram. Google unveiled Remy, a personal agent for Gemini. CNBC called it "the agentic wars." Everyone is building agents.</p>
 
       <p>Hatch keeps you in Instagram. Remy keeps you in Gemini. Every prompt you type, every decision you delegate, every pattern the agent learns from you — all of it compounds for the platform, not for you. Their models get smarter. Their ad targeting gets sharper. Their lock-in gets deeper. You get more convenient. Convenience is not the same as capability.</p>