Paul Solman

Yes, we considered interviewing President Levine, but were focusing on public universities. I was a freshman there your senior year.

For teachers who may be reading this exchange, I am still available to visit classrooms, especially high school classrooms in economics, by Zoom. A journalism classrooms as well.

Those were fun, Kevin. The tie: a collaboration of sorts with Paul Klee, moving a tie-shaped template over a Klee image. Have ordered a few different ones via Zazzle.

Ah, voice recognition again hard of hearing: Renewed push to sign on high schools and hs teachers or principles for what's been called "America's best kept secret" and the best antidote to polarization in the country: the American Exchange Project. americanexchangeproject.org/

Renewed push to side on high schools and high school teachers are principles for what's been called "America's best kept secret" and the best antodote to polarization in the country: the American Exchange Project. americanexchangeproject.org

Then you might be interested in our story last night on zombie mortgages, if you haven't seen it already: youtu.be/3drD5g6nL_8

Just interesting.

And more than $10 billion in silver.

Meant material gains, but perhaps should have added the adjective.

It's detestable to respond politely to your tweet?

The more I think about it, the more I tend to disagree with you about this. I don't think there's any judgment implied when most people use this term, even though I don't use it. It could just be every day people as opposed to those who think they're high and mighty, no?

This has nothing to do with DEI, Pete (is it?). We're lowercase D:diversity of every kind. If you watch the videos linked on our website, from places including FOX&friends, you'll see that there's no agenda besides getting kids to learn about the America outside their oen bubble.

I did stories about both a few years ago but you're right, we should've mentioned what's happened to their price in comparison. So I just looked it up and it seems both of them have risen in price by noticeable amounts but not nearly as much as beef. In the past 12 months.

Tweets like this raise doubt the Tweeter has watched the story, in which Beth Akers of the conservative AEI argued forcefully for repayment, & even one of the debtors agreed. Or just reflex anger that undermines civil discourse? Reminds me to reread Carol Tavris' book Anger.

Apologies for almost never posting, but reading Mary Renault's The Last of the Wine about Athens in the time of Socrates, how about this sentence: "half the world's troubles come from men not being trained to resent a fallacy as much as an insult."

Yup, with a slight arithmetic tweak. Paul Samuelson: “The stock market has predicted nine of the last five recessions.” This line appeared in his Newsweek column on September 19, 1966.

From close personal friend and housemate ChatGPT: Adjusting for inflation:    •   The 1989 peak of 38,915 would be about 46,000–48,000 yen in 2025 yen.    •   The current level (around 41,000) is therefore still below that inflation-adjusted high.

Oh sure, Vincent -- countless ex-ante bubble analyses over the centuries. Only problem is, many of them have been wrong or misleadingly premature.