Leonardo da Vinci nunca entregava menos do que per... Gustavo Alexandre

Leonardo da Vinci nunca entregava menos do que per… Gustavo Alexandre

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Leonardo da Vinci nunca entregava menos do que perfeição. Mas no Homem Vitruviano, ele fez o oposto: entregou apenas linhas essenciais, sem pintura, sem ornamentos, sem mundo ao redor. Esse “incompleto” não é falha — é gênio. Da Vinci compreendeu que algumas obras não devem nascer prontas, e sim estruturadas para receber o futuro. Ao posicionar o ser humano entre o círculo cósmico e o quadrado racional, ele fundou três eixos centrais do conhecimento: – Arte — onde […]

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Small business owner dismantles CNBC’s article based on the Fed’s conceptually incoherent study

Small business owner dismantles CNBC’s article based on the Fed’s conceptually incoherent study

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Louis is a small business owner and a big consumer rights advocate. He’s been exposing government corruption and bad practices of many private companies in his videos. He’s generally pretty focused on tech and business related regulatory issues, and I’d say his politics are probably more left leaning than anything else. However, being in a totally unrelated field, Louis dismantles CNBC’s article (supposedly written by professional journalist trained in economics) based on the Fed’s study related to business […]

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Thoughts on Ideal Currency Proposal – Flexible Gold Peg Redeemable Currency

Thoughts on Ideal Currency Proposal – Flexible Gold Peg Redeemable Currency

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I studied economics in college but became disillusioned since I did not find the field to be useful or true. I was wondering about all your thoughts on a currency that is gold-backed but the peg dynamically adjusts based on increases to the money supply due to lending ONLY for the creation of new goods or services. The only thing tracked centrally would be the total money supply to dynamically maintain the gold peg. While the value of […]

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In Connecticut, Zoning Reform Is Back From the Dead

In Connecticut, Zoning Reform Is Back From the Dead

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Happy Tuesday, and welcome to another edition of Rent Free. With the holiday last week, today’s newsletter is slightly abbreviated. It does at least include some happy holiday news for zoning reformers: Connecticut’s passage of a controversial, once-vetoed housing supply bill. We also cover a new lawsuit filed by 20 states against the Trump administration’s restrictions on homelessness funding. This newsletter also offers some reflections on the West’s “Great Downzoning.” Lastly, Reason‘s annual webathon starts today. As a […]

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