Technology
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Is Bitcoin Ready To Retire Gold?
Investors and even central banks have their eye on Bitcoin as a safe haven and hedge, but gold’s global economic shoes are hard to fill.
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Video Game Industry Reeling From US Trade Crackdown
Per capita disposable income dipped by nine percent during the Biden administration. Consumer spending will take more hits from stiff tariffs.
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The Social Media Jam: Why Too Many Choices Leave Us Feeling Stuck
From the cereal aisle to TikTok, an abundance of choice can leave us feeling unsatisfied. Most social media lacks the disciplined hand of market costs — at least for now.
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The Global AI Race: the US Creates, China Copies, and the EU Regulates
The global landscape for artificial intelligence is being shaped by three dominant forces, each with distinctly different agendas.
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Why China May Surpass the United States in the AI Supremacy Race
This isn’t a battle between China and the US — it’s a contest between abundance and scarcity, between entrepreneurial capitalism and bureaucratic centralization.
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TikTok Can Be Bad For Us, But Banning It Would Be Worse
If we use censorship to chase after the enemies of freedom, we do their work for them.
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NASA Did Not Invent Velcro: Public and Private Innovation
Government planning and funding are not required for innovations we now enjoy.
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Zuckerberg’s Pivot on Meta Content Moderation Is a Win for Free Thinkers
Truth isn’t consolidated in a few experts who dictate to the rest of us. Instead, it’s distributed throughout a complex market of minds.
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Stop Blaming Algorithms: Political Scapegoats Won’t Fix Housing Problems
Blaming landlords and pricing software for high housing costs may be good politics, but it is bad economics. And it won’t make rents more affordable.
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Want Progress? Lose the Spoon Jobs
Productivity means learning to do more work with less labor. The only way to gain jobs is to lose jobs.
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Is Bitcoin Ready To Retire Gold?
Investors and even central banks have their eye on Bitcoin as a safe haven and hedge, but gold’s global economic shoes are hard to fill.
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•
Video Game Industry Reeling From US Trade Crackdown
Per capita disposable income dipped by nine percent during the Biden administration. Consumer spending will take more hits from stiff tariffs.
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•
The Social Media Jam: Why Too Many Choices Leave Us Feeling Stuck
From the cereal aisle to TikTok, an abundance of choice can leave us feeling unsatisfied. Most social media lacks the disciplined hand of market costs — at least for now.
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•
The Global AI Race: the US Creates, China Copies, and the EU Regulates
The global landscape for artificial intelligence is being shaped by three dominant forces, each with distinctly different agendas.
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•
Why China May Surpass the United States in the AI Supremacy Race
This isn’t a battle between China and the US — it’s a contest between abundance and scarcity, between entrepreneurial capitalism and bureaucratic centralization.
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•
TikTok Can Be Bad For Us, But Banning It Would Be Worse
If we use censorship to chase after the enemies of freedom, we do their work for them.
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NASA Did Not Invent Velcro: Public and Private Innovation
Government planning and funding are not required for innovations we now enjoy.
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•
Zuckerberg’s Pivot on Meta Content Moderation Is a Win for Free Thinkers
Truth isn’t consolidated in a few experts who dictate to the rest of us. Instead, it’s distributed throughout a complex market of minds.
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•
Stop Blaming Algorithms: Political Scapegoats Won’t Fix Housing Problems
Blaming landlords and pricing software for high housing costs may be good politics, but it is bad economics. And it won’t make rents more affordable.
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Want Progress? Lose the Spoon Jobs
Productivity means learning to do more work with less labor. The only way to gain jobs is to lose jobs.