Call it heterodox if you want, but our labor participation rate today is closer to where it was before women entered the workforce than it is to our peak.

Don't assume shit. My lawn keeps a strict 9-5 schedule.

Most people work on a schedule dictated by a wall clock, not the sun. It doesn't matter that the actual daylight hours are the same, what matters is how many of them people have available after working 9-5.

That's pretty much exactly what's going to happen. TACO. It's just a matter of when.

That will only be a distraction for a weekend.

Well the whole point of the files getting locked down is that sometimes they edit things out of the transcript. The presumption is it's innocuous, like for keeping a name private or some such thing, but checking to confirm is a good idea.

It would be very interesting to cross reference the data set to see if there are any out there that do NOT match the transcript.

So, presumably this means the Iran war is winding down and we need new distraction so we don't go back to the Epstein file.

Wonder if anyone grabbed old crash data and is running analysis for us now.

The real difficult part is installing the software. That takes decades. And the installer often fucks up so bad, it essentially fries the machine.

Iconoclasm is the path to financial success. I definitely agree with that. Assuming the masses are retarded and usually wrong has time and time again placed my performance above my colleagues and investment peers.

And during the downturn, they'll be accruing even more low priced shares that will soar on recovery. It's not even close to a scam. It's a measured compromise that ensures long term value for the union workers.

That seems unlikely. Executives aren't generally covered by a union. Maybe Korean unions are different. But the whole point of a union is to operate adversarially against the executives.

Any realtor who has been in the business that long probably made a killing during the pandemic boom. They overpriced their products during a hot moment and blew their load for the decade in a couple of years. Interest rates play a role, but what really is slowing down the market is prices and insurance. The reality is a brand new house sells for cheaper than a comparable 15 year old one because realtors and sellers created an irrational market. Hard to sell your house when you're asking 15% above the brand new build a block over.

Lasting value is not my opinion. If works are being preserved by people, cultures, and governments, that's not my opinion. That's a fact.