Why Credit Creates Bubbles That Break the Economy
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*The asymmetric scaling of credit has inflated The Everything Bubble that
will burst with devastating consequences for the real economy. *
*When credit sc...
Ducks in the snow!
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We had an unexpected snowstorm last night, dropping less than an inch but
still covering the ground, as it’s below freezing. Fortunately the weather
has wa...
Meta’s AI Glasses and Privacy
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Surprising no one, Meta’s new AI glasses are a privacy disaster.
I’m not sure what can be done here. This is a technology that will exist,
whether we lik...
The microfoundations crusade
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from Lars Syll Defenders of microfoundations and their rational
expectations-equipped representative agent’s intertemporal optimisation
often argue as if s...
Side Interests and Their Arrow of Time
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In the past few weeks I’ve been diving into the online genealogical open
data that is available, triggered by a conversation with Y about some of
her schoo...
Standard Model 6: Pauli Matrices
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Wolfgang Pauli invented his famous matrices to describe the angular
momentum of a spin-1/2 particle back in 1927. You’ll see them in most
courses on quantu...
What does Labor stand for? Itself
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The latest Quarterly Essay has just come out, including my response to Sean
Kelly’s The Good Fight which asks the question: What does Labor stand for?
My s...
Winter wondering
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[image: A tuxedo cat’s symmetrically marked face stares intensely into the
camera, with her tongue slightly out.]My cat Boomy waits persistently for
more C...
Garmin watch faces
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I have recently been using Claude Code (Opus 4.6) to do a variety of
software projects. One was the completion of an ill-fated attempt to create
a custom w...
War, Oil and Empire
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Michael Hudson and Richard Wolff examine the economic and geopolitical
logic behind the war on Iran. They discuss oil control, the dollar system,
imperia...
Eating The Rich Won’t Fix Climate Change
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The world’s richest 1% have more purchasing power, and hence more command
over what the economy produces than ordinary people. They can afford a more
ext...
Rethinking climate change
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by Nicola Scafetta My new book is now published: The Frontier of Climate
Science: Solar Variability, Natural Cycles and Model Uncertainty For more
than t...
Mass surveillance, red lines, and a crazy weekend
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[These are my own opinions, and not representing OpenAI. Crossposted on
Lesswrong] AI has so many applications, and AI companies have limited
resources and...
A New Explanation for Tariffs and Bombings
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Because of energy-related shortages that are already being encountered,
national economies are beginning to act like the players in a game of
musical chair...
ANALYSIS OF THE UKRAINE WAR, 2026
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Bill Kerr Q&A format: What is the situation on the battlefield? The
situation changes everyday. To keep up to date follow some of the links
here to regular...
Processing JSON with Kafka Connect
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In this post, I’ll share examples of how to process JSON data in a Kafka
Connect pipeline, and explain the schema format that Kafka uses to describe
JSON e...
Mankind versus YHWH-Elohim
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Your Honor, this Complaint seeks declaratory and equitable relief on the
ground that the Edenic Covenant was structurally defective ab
initio—lacking infor...
Predictions Scorecard, 2026 January 01
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Nothing is ever as good as it first seems and nothing is ever as bad as it
first seems. — A best memory paraphrase of advice given to me by Vice
Admiral Jo...
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