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All events are temporary, but if oil prices skyrocket, the rest of the economy will suffer long-term damage and increase the chance of higher interest rates for everyone

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OG Title : Wall Street Killed the Wildcatters: $100+ Oil Now Means Bigger Buybacks With Fewer Jobs and Babies Than Ever Before

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OG Title : 2/5 - Why economic (especially energy) shocks permanently lower fertility rates & total maternal rates (TMR)?

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Full Title : Why Does Raising the Retirement Age Hurt Young People? What Would It Take to Start/Restart Their Careers?

Turns out trying to get people to retire later is a bad idea

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The Ben Bernanke study it referenced: https://www.aeaweb.org/articles/pdf/doi/10.1257/mac.20230195

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OG Study : https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=5284369

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OG Title : Adaptive Reuse Across Asia: Singapore's Fragmented Ownership, Japan's Rural Revival, & Korea's Material Limits

It was a bit long and whatnot, so I edited down. Turns out to be a pretty good interview about a guy (Calvin Chua) who teach Urban Design in North Korea for a bit

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sweet, i am testing this out

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Here is another article about Work Simplification (which was linked but apparently someone can't be bothered to click): https://www.statecapacitance.pub/p/eisenhowers-bureaucrats

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Hepatotoxic means toxic to the liver (i had to look it up myself)

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why?

doesn't that make people less likely to work with them in the future even if their inside man has cold feet?

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I really haven't found an low code platform I like

Usually most low code usecases can be solved with like Forms, Excel, and something like Zapier

(Equals is great for dashboards BTW)

Anything more complex, they try to use a platform and end up building a full app

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Is it because that aging decrease cancer risk after 75, or you know people who live after 75 probably don't have the underlining conditions for cancer?

I mean besides the whole iron deficiency thing (which I don't really think is just enough)

Submissions

Most Cities Are Worse at Filling Potholes Than New York City

Wall Street's Capital Discipline is why US oil production won't ramp up at $100

All-Natural Geoengineering with Frank Herbert's Dune and Penguins

In the Real World, YIMBYs (and Pronatalism) Aren't Just Good, They're Great

Why are mothers in the developed world are having less kids?

Textbook: What Works in K-12 Education

Why economic (especially energy) shocks lower fertility and maternal rates?

Why does raising the retirement age hurt young people?

Supply Shocks creates Inflation; China gets it but we sure don't

China's $5T Industrial Policy Weapon: State-Backed Finance

Urban Design and Adaptive Reuse in North Korea, Japan, and Singapore

Invisible Infrastructure and the Homemaking Blindspot in Economic Metrics

Management Cybernetics 101 for Urbanists and YIMBYs

Process and Performance: How America traded systematic improvement for quick win

Miyazaki's Right: Local Governments Boost Birthrates by Investing in Families

Local and Regional Government Quality Boost European Birthrates

American (and Global) Singapore(s): 60 Cities with Success Stories to Inventory

Walt Disney Was Right; Our Cities' Problems Are Our Biggest Problems

After the Mini Baby Boom's Death: U.S. Fertility Rate Reaches Historic Low

2024 NBER Working Paper: Paid Sick Leave Allows Parents to Spend Time with Kids

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