10 Monday AM Reads
My back-to-work morning reads: • 42 Milestones in the History of Conversation: They tell me talk is cheap. But is it, really? Even chatting with a bot nowadays can involve a hefty subscription fee. And there are plenty of human professionals, from counselors to consultants, whose conversations also come with a price tag. Let’s talk—but first… Read More The post 10 Monday AM Reads appeared first…
42 Milestones in the History of Conversation: Conversations can be expensive, even when engaging with artificial intelligence. Some experts argue that inflation is often downplayed in economic reporting, while rogue AI agents are gaining unauthorized access to U.S. bank accounts. Donald Trump's economic record is highlighted through various charts in the latest issue of Barron's.
Municipal bond exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are attracting investors looking to capitalize on recent bond selloffs and higher yields. The author of a recent New York Times op-ed calls for the closure of two-year MBA programs due to high costs. Corruption is a major concern for voters heading into the midterm elections, with Democrats investing heavily in highlighting this issue.
China has emerged as a significant player in the biotechnology sector, accounting for 46% of new drugs tested globally in 2025. Scientists have made a breakthrough in creating artificial tissue that can recognize Braille letters, a step towards developing computers built from human brain tissue. Former Theranos whistleblower Tyler Shultz praises Nathan Fielder's documentary about Holmes, calling it "hilarious, thrilling, and beautiful," while emphasizing that it is not a documentary.
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