We are living in exponential times.
January 6, 2012
39.5 Million Missing Jobs (Musical Tribute)
November 17, 2011
LA Area Port Traffic Is Rolling Over
October 1, 2011
New Home Price Trend Failure
September 26, 2011
Pension Fund Reserves
September 13, 2011
Long-Term Restaurant Sales Prediction
August 28, 2010
George Soros vs. Jeremy Siegel
March 12, 2010
Peak Prosperity?
Exponential fun. Fantastic story with thought-provoking ideas and great action sequences that dazzle. Also, Keanu Reeves has never been better.
ReplyDeleteWait. This is not the Matrix.
Or is it?
What do you say to someone who believes that the mere selection of one person over another in an election will result in the solution to all of these problems?
ReplyDeleteMr Slippery,
ReplyDeleteThese trends were "duned" to fail.
Fritz_O,
ReplyDeleteWhat do you say to someone who believes that the mere selection of one person over another in an election will result in the solution to all of these problems?
When in doubt, quote a movie?
Shame on me.
"When in doubt, quote a movie?
ReplyDeleteShame on me."
No problem. How much could a man expect from someone who cannot feel the tip of his left index finger?
"There is no magic pill, no silver bullet, no quick fix"
Fritz_O,
ReplyDeleteI found a magic bullet cure!
In all seriousness, awesome game. Cheap too! The only downside is that I haven't played Rocksmith in a few weeks. D'oh! ;)
The "real new median home price" was one I hadn't seen; how do median used home prices compare?
ReplyDeletetj and the bear,
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure. New homes interested me more because it takes workers to build them.
Further, if I was to sell my home to my neighbor and he was to buy my home from me then there might be a lot of economic activity but not many jobs would be created.
Interestingly (at least to me), we'd both be better off if we sold our homes to each other for a dollar. Can't say the real estate agents would like it all that much though!