Why Do Roads Seem Wet Until You Get Closer? Light’s Little Prank youtu.be/pdZfOYhWPiM?si…

“I am here to elevate thoughts that you might have not considered” - Kaizen D. Asiedu —And so you did my friend. Great job!

Listen Up: There are many great places to learn sound economics, and many great authors: but after reading Mises Institute Wire weekly for nearly 5 years, I can say Frank Shostak is one of the most underrated. Clear, practical, and easy to follow. Check him out: mises.org/profile/frank-…

I don’t get the fixation on 16. If we’re talking post-1850 in the West, fine; but historically, men matured by 12–16. Today, many don’t mature until their mid to late 30s.

Very interesting. The Document Sig Sauer Doesn’t Want You to See About the P320 practicalshootinginsights.com/the-document-s… via @PracticalSI

Way to joining the team, buddy! 💪

Right on!

He never fails. - Frank. Inflation and Economic Growth | Mises Institute ⁦Mises Institute⁩ mises.org/mises-wire/inf…

What I want to see from Amazon: 👉 Shipped with UPS NOT THIS: shipped with USPS Those are the guys suck!

A longer read. But worth the time. #1776 ⁦Mises Institute⁩ mises.org/mises-wire/ame…

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Archimedes would’ve been proud.

Along with ⁦Ryan McMaken⁩, Frank Shostak is one of my favorite contributors to ⁦Mises Institute⁩ wire. Frank is rigorous, well-researched, and writes in a way that feels almost pedagogical；thorough without being inaccessible. mises.org/mises-wire/sup…

Great peice ⁦Ryan McMaken⁩ This insight right here👇 “…regulatory costs behave more like a fixed overhead cost than a variable one, meaning they do not scale down gracefully. The smaller the bank, the bigger the bite.” mises.org/mises-wire/whe…