The problem for white collar workers and “intelligentsia” is not AI, but that its genius isn’t being felt fast enough.
If AI Is Coming for Intelligentsia, the Intelligentsia Should Cheer Read More »
To say that many prices were higher in the aftermath of a Key Bridge-equivalent collapse on a global scale in 2020 insults statement of the obvious. Of course prices were and are higher, and of course they will be as producers around the world feverishly work to fix what panicky politicians broke. Just please don’t call this inflation.
Write It Down: Historians Will Conclude 2021-Present Was Not Inflation Read More »
There’s always lots of disagreement about immigration, and much less about migration. Many would agree that at least historically, New York was the final test for ambitious Americans.
If I Can Make It In the United States, I Can Make It Anywhere Read More »
What these substantial investments signal is that while their critics view Meta, Google and Microsoft as monopolies, they plainly don’t feel that way.
Google, Meta and Microsoft Apparently Didn’t Get the ‘Monopoly’ Memo Read More »
Joseph Epstein has been writing really great books and columns for years, including one on gambling in the Wall Street Journal last week. He’s always entertaining, and his autobiography is no exception.
Book Review: Joseph Epstein’s ‘Never Say You’ve Had a Lucky Life’ Read More »
Just leave businesses alone. Harassing them doesn’t suddenly take on noble qualities when it’s Republicans doing the harassing.
Why Is Republican Governor Kevin Stitt Acting Like a Democrat? Read More »
Deese naturally makes the laughable claim that Chinese production is not about demand, and that its people are yet again producing too much.
No, Brian Deese, There’s Never a Problem of Too Much Production Read More »
Trump’s delusions, and the gnashing of the teeth of his critics, are yet another reminder that the Fed’s powers over interest rates are vastly overstated.
Donald’s Plan To Run the Fed Shames Trump and His Critics Read More »
Inflation is yet again a decline in the value of the unit of measure, a decline that can result in higher consumer prices.
No, Inflation Is Most Certainly Not Rising Prices Read More »
Our aim is to convince Americans to think harder about home ownership as the endgame, its frequently unspoken opportunity costs, and how much ownership of property encumbers our pursuit of opportunity well away from it.
A Case Against Home Ownership Read More »
