Longer than it needed to be, don't remember a ton from it except: Mosquitos exist primarily unto themselves, not a major food source for birds or bats; and they carry nasty diseases sometimes, wear long sleeves. The end.
At least "I" find his books accessible anyways. YMMV
I guess, I would ask you what or where you are trying to get to since it's a yugely broad category. Personal finance, market finance, market economics, etc.
Do you want to make money personally? Do you want to understand Wall Street? Do you want to understand economics? etc.
Old interviews with great economists are also amazing as a resource in the digital age since often those interviews are aimed at laymen and not stuffy academic works.
At least "I" find his books accessible anyways. YMMV
I guess, I would ask you what or where you are trying to get to since it's a yugely broad category. Personal finance, market finance, market economics, etc.
Do you want to make money personally? Do you want to understand Wall Street? Do you want to understand economics? etc.
Old interviews with great economists are also amazing as a resource in the digital age since often those interviews are aimed at laymen and not stuffy academic works.
At least "I" find his books accessible anyways. YMMV
I guess, I would ask you what or where you are trying to get to since it's a yugely broad category. Personal finance, market finance, market economics, etc.
Do you want to make money personally? Do you want to understand Wall Street? Do you want to understand economics? etc.
Old interviews with great economists are also amazing as a resource in the digital age since often those interviews are aimed at laymen and not stuffy academic works.
At least "I" find his books accessible anyways. YMMV
I guess, I would ask you what or where you are trying to get to since it's a yugely broad category. Personal finance, market finance, market economics, etc.
Do you want to make money personally? Do you want to understand Wall Street? Do you want to understand economics? etc.
Old interviews with great economists are also amazing as a resource in the digital age since often those interviews are aimed at laymen and not stuffy academic works.
At least "I" find his books accessible anyways. YMMV
I guess, I would ask you what or where you are trying to get to since it's a yugely broad category. Personal finance, market finance, market economics, etc.
Do you want to make money personally? Do you want to understand Wall Street? Do you want to understand economics? etc.
Old interviews with great economists are also amazing as a resource in the digital age since often those interviews are aimed at laymen and not stuffy academic works.
At least "I" find his books accessible anyways. YMMV
I guess, I would ask you what or where you are trying to get to since it's a yugely broad category. Personal finance, market finance, market economics, etc.
Do you want to make money personally? Do you want to understand Wall Street? Do you want to understand economics? etc.
Old interviews with great economists are also amazing as a resource in the digital age since often those interviews are aimed at laymen and not stuffy academic works.
Warrior Cop was probably the better of the two, because it covered more. Some shocking stats on SWAT team usage. It triggered my libertarian sensibilities pretty good.
I Can't Breathe, a story well-told. The way Eric Garner was killed is pretty fucked up.
Recommend both.
Taibbi is THE guy to read when it comes to the 2008 financial crisis. He was doing amazing work for Rolling Stone back then.
Blood Meridian For Whom the Bell Tolls 1984 The Thrawn trilogy 1776 The Hunt for Red October Moneyball The Right Stuff
Just to name a few...
I’ll add them and figure out a way to post the Google sheet without Doxing myself.
Just create another google account like "twogaydadsintohardcore@gmail.com"(probably taken) and then have THAT account share the doc. That's what I did for the first couple of podcasts.
Did this with a Cfetters_Nacho_Lover@gmail account.
At least "I" find his books accessible anyways. YMMV
I guess, I would ask you what or where you are trying to get to since it's a yugely broad category. Personal finance, market finance, market economics, etc.
Do you want to make money personally? Do you want to understand Wall Street? Do you want to understand economics? etc.
Old interviews with great economists are also amazing as a resource in the digital age since often those interviews are aimed at laymen and not stuffy academic works.
At least "I" find his books accessible anyways. YMMV
I guess, I would ask you what or where you are trying to get to since it's a yugely broad category. Personal finance, market finance, market economics, etc.
Do you want to make money personally? Do you want to understand Wall Street? Do you want to understand economics? etc.
Old interviews with great economists are also amazing as a resource in the digital age since often those interviews are aimed at laymen and not stuffy academic works.
At least "I" find his books accessible anyways. YMMV
I guess, I would ask you what or where you are trying to get to since it's a yugely broad category. Personal finance, market finance, market economics, etc.
Do you want to make money personally? Do you want to understand Wall Street? Do you want to understand economics? etc.
Old interviews with great economists are also amazing as a resource in the digital age since often those interviews are aimed at laymen and not stuffy academic works.
At least "I" find his books accessible anyways. YMMV
I guess, I would ask you what or where you are trying to get to since it's a yugely broad category. Personal finance, market finance, market economics, etc.
Do you want to make money personally? Do you want to understand Wall Street? Do you want to understand economics? etc.
Old interviews with great economists are also amazing as a resource in the digital age since often those interviews are aimed at laymen and not stuffy academic works.
I’ll recommend this one. “Influenza” by Dr. Jeremy Brown. Pretty lightweight book but lots of presaging about our current shitshow. Also get this bit of trivia: A Tulane prof has found that the most elderly in home cities of Super Bowl teams are 18% more likely to die of the crud. Also, Tamiflu is snakeoil.
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Longer than it needed to be, don't remember a ton from it except: Mosquitos exist primarily unto themselves, not a major food source for birds or bats; and they carry nasty diseases sometimes, wear long sleeves. The end.
At least "I" find his books accessible anyways. YMMV
I guess, I would ask you what or where you are trying to get to since it's a yugely broad category. Personal finance, market finance, market economics, etc.
Do you want to make money personally? Do you want to understand Wall Street? Do you want to understand economics? etc.
Old interviews with great economists are also amazing as a resource in the digital age since often those interviews are aimed at laymen and not stuffy academic works.
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My real thanks, however, is for the chance to hear #MyBillBuckley say "So Nubiiiiiiile."
Read both Energy & Apocalypse Never. Do it now.
This is an outstanding book. According to a WSJ article yesterday, George W. Bush read this and it had a big impact on policy.
Highly recommend.