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Author Archives: Mike
Building a Cognitive Toolbox
I made my first video series and now I’m not sure where to share it, I thought maybe some of the OTP crowd might enjoy it or find it interesting….I made my first video series and now I’m not sure … Continue reading
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Hallucinogens
I tripped last night and had an incredibly rewarding experience, gained a lot of new insights and perspectives. I was listening to Pink Floyd’s The Wall when your mp3 “We didn’t…I tripped last night and had an incredibly rewarding experience, gained … Continue reading
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Why is the Fed paying interest on reserves?
The answer to that question by Eugene Fama in this week’s Econtalk (from 39:28-40:42) struck me as particularly insightful, but I’m not sure I completely understand it. 39:28 Russ: Do you have any…The answer to that question by Eugene Fama in this week’s Econtalk (from … Continue reading
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Chris Martenson’s Crash Course
Fantastic video series explaining why the next 20 years will look very different from the last 20, with a large focus on the exponential function and how it’s a built-in…Fantastic video series explaining why the next 20 years will look … Continue reading
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Paul Brodsky: The Seeds of Our Destruction Were – And Still Are – Sown in the Bond Markets
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