Everything Was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt
In which we discuss why it is really hard to know the future, what this has to do with investing, and why you should stop worrying.
Read MorePosted by Matthew Smith | Jan 19, 2016 | Uncategorized |
In which we discuss why it is really hard to know the future, what this has to do with investing, and why you should stop worrying.
Read MorePosted by Matthew Smith | Jan 16, 2016 | Economics, Philosophy |
In which we discuss why playing the lotto might be a model by which all taxes could become voluntary. Is the reason why it isn’t this way now because of necessity or a lack of creativity?
Read MorePosted by Matthew Smith | Jan 10, 2016 | Health and Wellness |
In this two part series, we are going to delve into an incredibly complex but widespread and vitally important phenomenon that is affecting vastly more people than previously realized. We are going to examine the intricate and pervasive role of how aspects of the metabolic syndrome are related to various other hormonal pathways, particularly those of the sex hormones and the so-called “neurosteroids”. We will also explore how this is intimately related to the often concomitant phenomenon of chronic pain, sarcopenia or inadequate skeletal muscle, and mood disorders. We will then look into how this phenomenon is related to...
Read MorePosted by Matthew Smith | Jan 6, 2016 | Health and Wellness, Uncategorized |
In which we discuss how the Food Insecurity Hypothesis, like the Food Desert Hypothesis is false. We also discuss why this is the case even when insecurity about money, and insecurity and anxiety in general, are definitely real things.
Read MorePosted by Matthew Smith | Jan 6, 2016 | Health and Wellness |
In which we discuss why the paradox of the “Food Desert Hypothesis” is not a paradox, but wrong. In this section I also make up a word.
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