Books and screens | Shoot the Messenger | Hijacking The Huckster’s Hypebook | How Do U.S. Men and Women Spend Their Time? | For the Best Long-Term Bet in the AI Economy, Look to the Past

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The 49MB Web Page | Let It Go | The right way to be a scientific contrarian | Minimum Wage and the Rise of the Robots | The AltView’s Take on Industry Propoganda: A Summary

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Factsheet: Using Asset Limits in Public Benefit Programs | AI and Young Adult Jobs: The Real Mystery | Ted Cruz asks Treasury to approve $200 billion tax cut without Congress | The US Had a Big Battery Boom Last Year | Nasdaq’s Shame

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What the Roberts Court is Actually Trying to Accomplish | 17 Things To Do On a Sunday Besides Surfing the Internet | Happiness Map | How Does the US Tax System Stack Up? | 10 Rules for Dealing With Uncertainty

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Why Knowing the Right Answer Isn’t Enough | The 50 Most Underappreciated Movies of the 21st Century | Public Finance in the Age of AI: A Primer | ‘SWING’ | Order of Operations for Investors

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In the Footsteps of the Buddha | Why Europe doesn’t have a Tesla | The grift economy is going mainstream | The 3-Part Mental Framework I Use to Protect My Peace | The New Rules of Retirement

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Carl Sagan’s 9 timeless lessons for detecting baloney | “To Be or Not to Be…” | How Will the Miracle Happen Today? | We are the problem

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What’s a False Memory? | What Does Life After Ambition Actually Look Like? | By All Measures | Phantom Obligation | Low Cost Financing via Short Box Spreads

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This final article is about the rarest outcome.

It’s not rare because it requires genius.
It’s rare because it requires restraint.
And patience.
And a willingness to keep going long after “enough” has already arrived.

I call this outcome escape velocity.

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