This is a good point. I get this question all the time: “How can demand for housing go up if the population goes down?” Because housing demand is not measured by population, rather by number of households. For example:

For a post I'm currently working on, I have created this very enjoyable, niche legal citation meme. Thank you.

Less than a month until it’s time to start rewatching Gilmore Girls

Don't neglect the ritual & political nature of prestigious consulting firms Like, if your factory's haunted by a poltergeist hurting your workers' productivity, you can't just google "diy exorcism" You gotta spring for the Monsignor, vestments & holy oil, things of that nature

Someone fund a policy journal like Vital City dedicated to procurement. It would be fun!

Reading legal history is a great way to increase warranted optimism and give you ideas about how to drive innovation

These are the requirements for the "Hard Mode" of my Foundations of New York City class, on top of regular course requirements.

“Writing is not a mere skill; it represents the possession of a superior form of language added to its natural form. … Written language…must not be considered merely as a subject in schools, and a part of culture. It is, rather, *a characteristic of civilized man*.” Montessori