They are usually extreme outliers who are hyper-focused on one thing to the extent that all other aspects of their life are a shitshow

Great article — and I’m breaking the omertà, I got rejected from Cambridge 18 years ago. Best thing that ever happened to me. Thanks to that rejection I went to another great uni in a fun, northern city where, on my first day, I met the woman I married

Considering different teaching methods for our daughter. Does anyone know a version of Montessori that emphasises double entry bookkeeping

A+ tweet from Tim Urban, no notes (ty Trevor McKendrick for sharing)

"Self-driving cars are here" >> Self-driving cars are ~20% of the tax volume of one city Tech adoption always takes WAY longer than people in tech assume see also: AI

I’ve never had a weekend day that wasn’t made a bit better by spending at least 1-2 hours in nature

The two proudest moments in my life are when my daughter was born and when an investment banker once told me my financial model was “actually pretty good”

It’s hard to get rich quickly It’s easy to get well off briskly

One question to always ask yourself is, “could this guy play me in a movie about my life?” If the answer is yes, you might be the villain

For football fans who don’t follow the NBA and don’t get why this Luka Doncic trade is being talked about so much it’s like if Everton had agreed to trade Carlo Ancelotti to Real Madrid in exchange for Sean Dyche

Here’s my hot take on US tariffs: 🤷‍♂️

when she has a lot of unreconciled items in her cash book 🚩 🚩

So profoundly untrue I pity anyone who thinks this

we are not a serious country the UK tax year runs, bizarrely, from 6 April to 5 April, because of centuries-old quirks

Ancient wisdom for modern times

Yet another great investment return for Harvard's endowment