TED

How to Stop Homelessness Before It Starts | Jen Loving | TED

In almost every other area of public policy, we understand the value of prevention. We screen for cancer early because it saves lives and money. We reinforce bridges before the hurricanes hit. But when it comes to housing insecurity, we like to do the opposite. We prefer to wait until the crisis has already happened.

The Week

The Week | The Cost of Being Young in America

Once a country decides its houses are supposed to make everyone rich, it has to keep prices rising forever, which means restricting supply, blocking development, and quietly pricing out each new generation, which works until it doesn't.

It's Been a Minute

Why don't your neighbors pick up their dog’s poop?

If you see your neighborhood as an amenity rather than like as a place in which like many people live and have to live coexisting lives, including people who are very different from you, make different amounts of money, people who look differently than you, then like that is a political perspective that is, you know, projected onto the world, and the dog is just a lens at looking at it.

The Prof G Pod

Gavin Newsom: California’s Housing Crisis Is Its Original Sin

One word answer, housing. It's the original sin in California. We're as dumb as we want to be for decades and decades. Uh we, you know, forgot about our seventh grade econ class. It's supply and demand. Uh and we simply were not uh creating enough supply and demand grew.

The Prof G Pod – Scott Galloway

Gavin Newsom: California’s Housing Crisis Is Its Original Sin

One word answer, housing. It's the original sin in California. We're as dumb as we want to be for decades and decades. Simply, we're not creating enough supply and demand grew. Nimism reigns supreme.