How Much for Oral Sex?
How does the unregulated “free market” determine the wages paid to prostitutes?
Category: Business
Aubrey McClendon, The Gambler
A CEO crashing his car is an accident. A CEO crashing his car and dying a day after being indicted for criminal charges is not.
Twitter is a Business, Not the Government
Valuing one set of customers’ wishes over another’s is not the harbinger of Freedom and Liberty’s End Times.
Who Will Win the Driverless Car War?
Some light speculation as to which companies may get there first.
Eighteen Things I Learned from The Big Short by Michael Lewis
Reflections on of a very good book about the financial crisis
Practical Shaving with a Double-edge Safety Razor
A double-edged safety razor is actually less fussy than the alternatives.
The Value of Playing with Commercially Produced Toys
The merits of playing with loose parts seems oversold.
If Your Customers don’t Understand Your Product, it’s Your Fault
Looking in vain for ChinesePod’s pedagogical philosophy.
The Bright Side of Short Sellers
Short sellers helped focus attention on the practices of Lumber Liquidators.
How I Think You Should Try to Get into an Elite College, Part 2
How to get into an elite college while Asian
How I Think You Should Try to Get into an Elite College
“Well-rounded” may not mean what you think it means.
The Gatekeepers and the Service Providers
Service providers need to decide whether they are impediments or helpers for their customers.
