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The Subjective Nature of Time: From Bergson to Mises
Time is a unique resource in economics because we cannot create more of it and are subject to its limitations. Ludwig von Mises and the Austrians understand the role of time in economic better than most other mainstream economists.
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Living Under the Weight of Keynes’s Shadow Wealth
In Graham Moore’s The Wealth of Shadows, John Maynard Keynes is a hero for his monetary manipulations. However, in the real world, the economics of Keynes has brought economic ruin.
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Oct 8, 2026 / Tyler Durden
'Bunker Mode': OpenAI's Jaw-Dropping Math Blitz Draws Boycott, Warning Over Crypto Wallets
'Bunker Mode': OpenAI's Jaw-Dropping Math Blitz Draws Boycott, Warning Over Crypto Wallets
OpenAI just unleashed hundreds of AI-generated mathematical papers in a single release, which include breakthroughs on problems that have frustrated researchers for generations. The pace of discovery here has started to freak out mathematicians - who are now calling for a boycott - while top minds in crypto are raising a chilling question: could AI eventually undermine the mathematics protecting digital wallets before quantum computing?
On October 6, the company published 722 manuscripts covering 372 groups of related findings, all generated by...
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May 5, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Germany's Silent Shift: From Entrepreneurs To State Dependence
Germany's Silent Shift: From Entrepreneurs To State Dependence
Submitted by Thomas Kolbe
Germany affords itself a state bureaucracy that functions like an artificial labor market placed upstream of the private sector. The flight of hundreds of thousands into the arms of the state corresponds with the shrinking number of self-employed in the country. And policymakers are actively promoting this trend.
Let us begin with a piece of good news: according to a Bertelsmann survey, around 40 percent of Germans aged 15 to 25 can imagine starting a business as their personal life...
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