Links for Nov 2021 (Part 2)
Links for Nov 2021 (Part 2)
Hi to all the new subscribers! This is the monthly column where I list the best links of this month: the internet seen through my eyes. I had so many links for November that this is part 2. Enjoy!
When you charge your phone with a wire… you are actually charging wirelessly.
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A review of “The Man Who Solved the Market”. Jim is a mathematician with a really interesting life. Also, a recent interview with him.
The Omicron situation by Noahpinion: a good summary of what we know at the moment about the variant (Nov 28).
“The Triumph and Terror of Wang Huning” on N. S. LYONS
Repost, because this is very good. Article about Wang Huning, the most influential Chinese intellectual and the role of his Political Philosophy in shaping Xi Jinping’s China.
Lex Fridman makes one of the most interesting podcasts on the web. He interviews scientists, machine learning experts, and very interesting people in general. He’s a bit like Joe Rogan but with less bullshit and pseudoscience inbetweeen. This is the episode with David Fravor, the pilot that chased a Tic-Tac shaped UFO with his fighter jet:
Music bonus I: Stressed? Blues slide guitar to the rescue.
Music bonus II: Chet Baker Quartet, 1980. Have a walk in the winter sun and listen to this:
Hi! I have read your last article about "how to get wealthy without working hard" and found there a link you gave to the blog of JL Collins on investing. Thanks for such content, that is really amazing. Do you have maybe something similar for crypto to read? Any link to a blog, thread or book? Where you really have only essentials and basic principles of what makes sense and not just a lot of trend-oriented stuff. Thanks a lot!