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1/22. Last week, everyone was talking about inflation rising +5.4%, the largest YoY increase since 2008. But few know what inflation is & why it exists. Accordingly, Kraken Intelligence produced a deep-dive report on inflation. Here's a quick thread👇 kraken.docsend.com/view/69nu44cwt…

“You should, in science, believe logic and arguments, carefully drawn, and not authorities.”

3 theses on the Russian-Ukrainian war: 1. Putin's decision to start the war on Ukraine isn't foreign policy. It's domestic one. Putin first consolidated his power through the war in 1999-2000 and it worked. So he repeated this trick every time his popularity started waning🧵

Agreed that liquidity around peg is what's important. So how do you go about estimating that? Is it instantaneous liquidity around the peg? Here's what I'm seeing. Best case, about $9bn of UST needs to be unwound once Anchor reaches equilibrium.

Based on the numbers in the thread below, retail investors generally end up becoming exit liquidity for various crypto tokens once they become tradeable on Coinbase.

The economic returns to education are huge: this analysis of many papers concludes that the level of education accounts for 1/3 of the variation in earnings in the US & half the variation between countries. Also has a very good discussion on why learning, not signaling, matters.

1/ Many people use the “Debt to Equity” ratio to tell whether a company has too much debt. For example, if this ratio is less than 0.5, debt is “manageable”. But if it’s over 1.5, there’s too much debt. So, the company is best avoided. Etc. Here’s the problem with that.

Different organisms have different numbers of chromosomes: humans have 46, donkeys 62, goldfish 104. But there's a microorganism called Oxytricha trifallax, that has 16,000 chromosomes in its genome [read more: buff.ly/2IDqYMm]

This paper looks at how companies can adjust to disruptive innovations by seeing which video game companies adapted best to the shift to free-to-play. A surprise: companies with more hierarchy & specialists did much better than those with flat structures. pubsonline.informs.org/doi/abs/10.128…

When someone doesn’t believe in climate change, or vaccinations, we often point to the “scientific consensus” as a way of persuading them. But is this helpful, or does it backfire? It helps! Communicating about there being a consensus has positive effect. doi.org/10.1177/095679…

🤯Because of Excel, a THIRD of all genetics papers published in top journals have errors, as many genes have names like SEPT2 (the official name of Septin 2), which Excel automatically makes dates. The issue was found in 2016, but still hasn’t improved! journals.plos.org/ploscompbiol/a…

This is an interesting breakthrough. How does a vaccine work in the absence of an adaptive immune system / memory? I suspect insects do indeed have something equivalent... bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-…

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Tertiary lymphoid structures and B cells: An intratumoral immunity cycle: Fridman and colleagues review the role of tertiary lymphoid structures in the generation of T and B cell immunities in the context of cancer. Integrating insights from basic research and the clinic, the

📌Australia: Surge in human metapneumovirus due to elimination of COVID safeguards wsws.org/en/articles/20…