"Peter Lynch: How to Invest in 2023"
January 24, 2023
Older clips of the legendary Mr. Lynch speaking about investing, but in the opinion of the poster quite relevant to investing right now. (11.5 minute YouTube video.)
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January 2023
"Dystopia: Soylent Green 50 years later"
January 24, 2023
I saw Soylent Green when it first came out. It's the last (non-TV) film Edward G. Robinson appeared in. It is a good movie and this short piece tries to relate how the movie relates to today.
"In Praise of Regular Order"
January 23, 2023
Former Representative Robert Livingston argues that "Congress is broken" and that regular order--instead of omnibus bills and continuing resolutions--should be brought back ASAP.
More on regular order: "Five Facts on Regular Order in Congress".
"Job Market’s 2.6 Million Missing People Unnerves Star Harvard Economist"
January 23, 2023
Prof. Chetty's explanation briefly discussed, too.
"People Who Should Learn to use ChatGPT"
January 23, 2023
"You are probably one of them; #ChatGPT in 2023 is poised the way the World Wide Web was in 1993."
"Black Ink Brings Red-State Tax Cuts"
January 23, 2023
Who knew there would be so much "black ink"?
"California Rains Could Have Supplied State's Needs for Ten Years--If Stored"
January 23, 2023
But since it is California you probably know how that "if" turned out.
"Illinois has ceded control of its fiscal future to public unions"
January 23, 2023
Not good news for Illinois's residents.
"Dietitians name the five food trends set to be huge in 2023"
January 22, 2023
"Tinned fish revolution" and four others.
"Janitor sends his five kids to college for free"
January 22, 2023
Just a nice story. (3 minute video.)