Month: September 2024

by Brad Templeton, ForbesAugust 21, 2024. Quote: The numbers mean Caltrain was burning 25 million gallons of diesel a year. But today, Caltrain has 590,000 […]

On this blog, I occasionally post on Wisconsin macro aggregates. For a small assessment of Wisconsin’s labor market and domestic welfare, I turn to the […]

1. Learning about teaching chatbots. 2. Profile of Noam Dworman (WSJ). 3. Wisconsin fact of the day, where are the most drunk counties? 4. Can […]

I The Wall Street Journal reports that the International Brotherhood of Teamsters has so far refused to give its official support to one or the […]

Progress in crypto has been slow but one saving grace may be AI. AIs can’t get a bank account but they can use cryptocurrencies. Bryan […]

Newly discovered seamount reveals spaghetti monster and other rare sea creatures CNN What Was The First Recreational Drug? Gizmodo Climate/Environment Who Owns the Power in […]

Adriana Zuniga-Teran works in the School of Geography, Development and the Environment and the Udall Center for Studies in Public Policy at the University of […]

About ninety minutes, written only, almost entirely new material. A lot of philosophy. Here is one episode: Tyler Cowen: I think if you read [John] […]

This is my last post on it The Wife of a Nazi Officer: How One Jewish Woman Survived the Holocaust. (The first three are here, […]