Finance

In 1967, Gordon Tullock published a paper entitled “The Social Cost of Taxes, Personal Income, and Theft” which explained the mechanics of that Anne O. […]

1. Rave to review Richard Flanagan’s Question. 2. Longer novels are more likely to win literary awards. 3. Typing Chinese on QWERTY keyboard. 4. “ChatGPT […]

A recent Financial Times article on the woes of private equity in an era of high interest rates contains many ironically coded admissions against interest. […]

You may think this article is coming too late since it is being published after Memorial Day. But now that Memorial Day has come and […]

Dalmatia Coast in Croatia, the Amalfi Coast in Italy as well On the coast of Monaco in the Mediterranean Sea They are often found on […]

Laughter: Can humor ease tension in times of separation? MPR (Chuck L) Something Amazing Happens to Wolves Infected by an Unknown Mind Altering Scientist (Chuck […]

That’s a reader’s question, I take it at no point in my wandering​​​​with an obvious choice, I start with Me, Robot again He. Sophisticates will […]

Why “how can you design a city so that more people can love each other?” feel like a silly question? It shouldn’t be like that […]

Kevin Corcoran recently did a post discussing the difference between wrong in theory and wrong in reality. Here I am interested in another case, the […]

Yes, in Tokyo women pay men to make themselves up to humiliate them. But what does the rest of the market look like? Yamada Kurumi, […]