







A good read with lots of data. I agree until the end, and one commenter addresses this. If things are so good, why change course? Maybe growth for the sake of growth isnt a good thing. It also never attempts to understand why a prosperous society would suddenly stop having children. From Uncharted Territories.
I remember this well, as will everyone who was there. It was the moment I decided I was done living in Texas. From NPR.
Austin continues to change. And I don’t mean that necessarily in a good way,

Another good one from Verite News.
I am too young to remember the original Krazy Kat comics but I remember some reprints. A short article from Verite News about the creator.
Been fascinated by the world’s largest conveyer belt, the Bou Craa in Morocco which transports phosphates over 60 miles and can be seen from space. It seems Texas now has the second largest, the Dune Express which transports sand for fracking over 40 miles. Really. From Texas Monthly.
Just a story I ran across in the local New Orleans newspaper. Could you cram more history, and intetesting history, in a single newspaper article?
I’m fond of the less grammatically, and perhaps logically incorrect version: Nobody know nothing. From The Big Picture. I do think they are being a bit hard on phrenologists though.
Novo Nordisk, the Danish drug maker, is now the largest European company by market cap at over $500 billion. This is larger than the GDP of Denmark, the country where the company is based. There is also no reason to think sales of drugs such as Ozemoic and will not continue to grow rapidly.