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Accounting for interest adds another $600 billion to the total.

RFK has brain worms.

I have brain buns.

The power industry is quickly becoming one big AI play.

The number of times 'data centers' has been mentioned on the most recent batch of earnings calls for US energy companies has soared.

bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Massive 26 nation military exercises to counter China's aggression in the Pacific.
eurasiantimes.com/china-threat-g… via EurAsian Times

Is bureaucratic bloat eating US universities inside? How can administration be made more effective? theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

One more huge thank you to Alex the Great for hopping by last week! 🐰

Immigrants accounted for 15% of the 2020 US population, but 27% of new businesses formed in 2021-23. Differences in education and fields of study only partly explain immigrant firms’ high rates of patenting and innovation.
nber.org/papers/w32400

Hero.

good morning - today’s yen story is about how its fragility is raising the specter of a new currency war in Asia.

Experts are watching China’s response to the yuan, which is at risk of being pulled down by the yen and destabilizing the region.

bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

A lot of people, when they think of 'the 90s', probably include 2000-2005 in their mental picture.

It wasn't 9/11 that ended that golden age. It was the productivity slowdown, the Great Recession, and then the advent of smartphones and social media and the 2010s unrest.

Fini found a Cookie-flavored headrest 🥰

#WholesomeWednesday #WhiskerWednesday

The Baby Boom holds important lessons for boosting birth rates in today's demographic winter. The best way to improve fertility rates may be to make parenthood cheaper and easier through better technology, healthcare, and housing.

Regeneron administered two completely deaf children single shots in their ears and, after just a few months, they're able to hear.

The two agi houses fighting is some Hapsburgs vs bourbon shit except instead of intertwined dynasties its intertwined polycules

this is the most pathetic thing i have ever seen

This is just honestly the best headline in the history of the planet. I will never stop reposting this.

People who say the government should print money to fund its spending, instead of borrowing, are macroeconomic arsonists. We absolutely should not listen to them.

noahpinion.blog/p/the-macro-ar…

Japan to double cap on skilled foreign workers from fiscal 2024 asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Japa… via Nikkei Asia