I live in the USA and I am concerned about the future. I created this blog to share my thoughts on the economy and anything else that might catch my attention.
Tuesday, October 4, 2022
This Is Why
Now you know.
But seriously, this song was just released and I love it! Thought I'd share. :)
It *just* could be that chemistry should be hard, and long-past-best-by-date professors should retire before they become so disconnected that they can't teach effectively. I mean, both those things could be true ...
“While higher interest rates, slower growth, and bring down inflation, softer labor market conditions will, also bring some pain to households and businesses, they will. The unfortunate costs of reducing inflation, these are. But mean far greater pain, a failure to restore price stability would. Yeesssssss.” - J. Powell Yoda
Only 2,645 days until 2030.
ReplyDeleteSome believe bad things happen in threes.
ReplyDeleteI just hope worse things don’t come in twenty thirties!
I know it’s silly to hope like that. Time does not cure all economic wounds. Just ask the Roman Empire. Sigh.
Oh, in the 2030s political power will decisively shift to the millennials. We probably won't like the results of that.
ReplyDeleteI don’t know. Life might get a whole lot easier.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/oct/06/nyu-professor-fired-maitland-jones-jr-student-petition
*cringe*
It *just* could be that chemistry should be hard, and long-past-best-by-date professors should retire before they become so disconnected that they can't teach effectively. I mean, both those things could be true ...
ReplyDeleteOh, and by the way, bad things do happen in threes: the 2020's, 2030's, and 2040's ...
ReplyDeleteBoth those things could be true. Agreed.
ReplyDeleteYour three decade trilogy of terror doesn’t scare me!
Yet.
(creepy Yoda voice): "You will be."
ReplyDeleteCrush this economy, high interest rates will. Yes, hmmm.
ReplyDelete“While higher interest rates, slower growth, and bring down inflation, softer labor market conditions will, also bring some pain to households and businesses, they will. The unfortunate costs of reducing inflation, these are. But mean far greater pain, a failure to restore price stability would. Yeesssssss.” - J. Powell Yoda
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