Economist being asked about the validity of their assumption during their title slide.

My god… 10yr 4.5% Yields going vertical.

My research is available on ResearchGate: This paper examines the relationship between tariff rates and cross-border mergers and acquisitions (M&As) in five major Asian economies from 2008 to 2022. Using a comprehensive panel dataset combining tariff data with M&A

working class party

There is a better way to fight Harvard: thefp.com/p/tyler-cowen-…

New Substack post: Blaming households for “overconsumption” might be politically convenient but it fundamentally misunderstands macroeconomics. It’s time we abandon this rhetoric. themoneymischief.substack.com/p/much-ado-abo…

Oh my god, with relu / relu^2 and no bias, there is further redundancy in parameterization of MLP because you can multiply one row of fc1 by k and divide same column of fc2 by k^2, and output is completely identical! so we have *extra* n redundancy if your activations are scale

Very excited to share that our journey into art history is taking shape. We are exploring how historical events echo through artistic expression.

The article is right to stress that beliefs about scarcity are often grounded in lived experience, yet it draws what I see as the wrong lesson for policy. Distinguishing genuine scarcity from scarcity manufactured by rules, measurement error, or macro-economic mismanagement is