Can’t Afford a House? Blame Government, Not Big Investors for Higher Housing Costs
Government, not investors, is the root problem of housing prices. Rather than take on barriers to construction, politicians find it easier to blame Wall Street.
Government, not investors, is the root problem of housing prices. Rather than take on barriers to construction, politicians find it easier to blame Wall Street.
Rather than create more government subsidies, policymakers should eliminate supply-side regulations that reduce price competition and affordability.
Who Should Govern Surgical AI? Not the FDA—and Not Surgeons Either
A more honest approach would treat competent adults as capable of making their own decisions about these drugs, without requiring government permission.
The Simon–Ehrlich wager and why predictions of resource scarcity keep getting it wrong.
Knife: Meditations After an Attempted Murder by Salman Rushdie recounts an unavenged American horror story—arguably another act of war on America here in the U.S. Indeed, the assassin was charged and convicted with terrorism by the U.S.
Walk through almost any beloved old Manhattan neighborhood and you quickly run into a strange fact: much of the city people love would be illegal to build today. In 2016, The New York Times published an analysis titled “Forty Percent of the Buildings in Manhattan Could Not Be Built Today.” Using data from Quantierra, the […]
Someone who cared about you—perhaps genuinely, perhaps for years—decided that their framework mattered more than you did.