An irregular round-up of interesting reads. Most of these made me go "hmmmmm," none of them imply concurrence:
"Three secrets to success: Be willing to learn new things. Be able to assimilate new information quickly. Be able to get along with and work with other people." - Sally Ride
The ironic increase in healthcare quality due to hospital closures is studied.
More evidence that what ails “health care” is the lack of market forces as a mixed-state sector.
Research suggests government school closures related to COVID policies have long-term mobility retardation in children.An irregular round-up of interesting reads. Most of these made me go "hmmmmm," none of them imply concurrence:
Watch Robert Greene talk about how to connect with influence – generally good advice here:
Is Generation “X” a generation with divided political affiliations?
Partisan “anchoring,” research suggests, is a powerful bias.
Research suggests U.S. voters become more partisan in reaction to the opposition party’s office holding.
More evidence of partisan bias amongst Federal regulatory enforcement actions.
Gig economy impact! A new study shows that one firm – Uber – shrinks unemployment by .05% in each city it opens.
Americans – comparatively – spend very little “out-of-pocket” on healthcare.
