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The side of planet Earth we aren't used to seeing.

.LEGO built 10 full-sized drivable Formula 1 cars out of LEGO bricks, and the drivers just took them around the @F1Miami circuit for the pre-race parade. ➡️ The cars go 12 MPH, have sponsor logos and took 22,000 combined hours from 26 people to make with 400,000 bricks a piece.

Finally, some good medical research! ☕️ “…a recent research review found that the past 20 years of coffee consumption research has consistently found that regularly drinking moderate amounts of coffee appears to lower the risk of developing cardiovascular disease, stroke and

MARC ROWAN: TRUMP TARIFFS HAVE GROUND THINGS TO A HALT CEO of one of the largest private equity companies on earth telling you how it is. No sugar coating. It’s bad out there.

New pod: Something very strange is happening to the labor market for college graduates. Their unemployment is rising much faster than the overall economy—in a way that's unprecedented in the last 40 yrs. And it's not just that. MBA graduates are having a harder and harder time

“Tariffs are the largest tax hike since the 1960s, so you can probably take 2-3% off growth. And you will probably hit new lows.” - Paul Tudor Jones I think PTJ is largely directionally correct here.

As I say in the episode, there's a funny trend of college-educated people who insist that college is a scam in the zero-stakes environment of a Twitter back-and-forth. Meanwhile, in the actual high-stakes economy, the college wage premium is still near an all-time high, despite

I'm basically an optimist, but I find it hard to argue against two claims: a) Screens/social media makes it easier to not pay attention in school b) GenAI makes it easier to cheat in school The combination of (a) + (b) is going to be a huge challenge for young ppl's education.

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Goldman sees tariffs increasing US goods prices substantially this year, with YoY core goods PCE hitting 6.3% in December (vs just 0.4% in March 2025). Clothes, cars, and electronics will be hardest hit.

Interesting real world example of how higher US corporate taxes are paid by US workers:

"Target employee exposes MASSIVE tariff price hike for popular items" dailymail.co.uk/yourmoney/arti… 🤔

Bloomberg Economics: "April import prices suggest the US side is continuing to pay most of the cost of tariffs so far.... US importers are paying essentially the same price they would have paid in the absence of tariffs, plus the tariff.” bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

"The EU is our largest trading partner. The Penn Wharton Tariff Simulator projects that a 50% tariff on all imports from the EU would cost $1.266 trillion over the next 10 years, the equivalent of nearly $9,500 per household." mailchi.mp/850987649e34/n…

Let’s talk about why inflation isn’t up, as economists predicted. It’s really simple. I see it in all my product based companies. 1. They borrow money or use their available cash to front run the tariffs and buy as much inventory as they can. 3, 6 months or longer. In many

The Speaker needs to update his talking points. Tax Foundation was one of the pioneers of dynamic scoring, and our dynamic score of the bill shows it will add to the deficit, even when accounting for higher economic growth.

It will massively increase the already gigantic budget deficit to $2.5 trillion (!!!) and burden America citizens with crushingly unsustainable debt

CNBC - enough politics. Why is Joe Kernen not talking about the market and business? Enough. Joe can head to Fox if he wants. Let’s keep CNBC focused on our economy and business.

Wrote this. Have a look. Also read the paper. It is really good and important.

We've got multiple independent macroeconomic analyses of One Big Beautiful Bill and none of them suggest the bill comes anywhere close to deficit neutral when you include growth. In fact, two of them show the bill costs *more* after including growth effects.