The Week

AI Stock Market Crash: Are We Repeating 1873? | The Week

The biggest threat to social stability isn't immigration or aging. It's a system that rewards people for what they already have and punishes those who are just starting out.

Office Hours

Are Mamdani and Hasan Piker Taking Over the Democrats? | Office Hours

If you're under the age of 40 what you have witnessed is in addition to co you've witnessed this transfer of wealth and opportunity from your generation to older generations incredible income inequality what feels like a coarseness and a meanness that runs through our uh politics and a general acceptance that it's okay not to care about the lower middle class and the prospects of the young.

Throughline

The report that changed public education | It's Been a Minute

Americans become convinced that public school systems are the way to transform the immigrant poor into Americans. Look, we will build a school and we will transform society eventually through that school.

The Prof G Pod

The College Affordability Crisis: Is a Degree Still Worth It? | Office Hours

If we had a drug that reduced suicide rates by 60%, increased your likelihood of getting married by 80%, massively increased the likelihood that you decided to run for public office, doubled your income. If we had that pill, would we hoard that pill? Would we let the cost of that drug quadruple? Well, we have that pill. It's called higher education.

Prof G Markets

The $1.5B Insider Trade Before Trump’s Iran Post | Prof G Markets

When you have corruption like this at this scale, if you're a young kid, if you're a young Scott Galloway, a young Anthony Scaramucci, you're looking up and you're seeing a concrete ceiling.

TBPN

FULL INTERVIEW: Alex Karp on AI, Job Loss, and the Future of Work

There there are two ways to know you have a future one you have some vocational training okay or two you're neurodivergeant