When I was piecing together a tape and then CD collection of Sly and the Family Stone years ago, I always wanted to know what…
Sunday Music: Brian Wilson Received Music Brian Wilson’s story reveals the cost and power of prophetic hypersensitivity in creative work. His ability to receive music…
Do you know Ned Russin? He’s the creative force behind Title Fight and Glitterer, plus author of the novel “Horizontal Rust” – a mid-30s artist…
Do you know Keith Morris? He’s the legendary frontman who helped birth LA punk rock as the original singer of Black Flag and founder of…
Individualism is still a new concept to humans. It doesn’t feel like it, but only because we can’t imagine our modern lives without it. The…
I want to show you what ‘mobilizing narrative support’ looks like, as measured by our revolutionary Perscient technology and as understood by someone who has spent the past 35 years studying, writing and teaching about this stuff.
Epsilon Theory contributor and all-around good human Chris Arnade pauses from walking the world to take a first cut at a grand unified theory of urban planning!
From bagpipes to bouncing to betting markets, Andrew Mack’s journey to becoming a successful trader and sports bettor is anything but conventional. In this deeply personal and wide-ranging conversation, Andrew opens up about the detours, doubts, and decisions that shaped his unlikely path from rural Canada to algorithmic trading. Along the way, he shares what working in oil fields, selling used cars, and studying sociology taught him about risk, discipline, and finding conviction in uncertainty. This is a story about reinvention, self-reliance, and the grit it takes to build your own edge from scratch.
1) US election spurs fiscal deficit.
2) Phony War between Israel and Iran gets real.
3) Preventive war between US and China over tech embargo.
4) New GFC stemming from shadow banking sector.
Mets fans will tell you they live a cursed existence in the Yankees’ shadow. So what happens when their team is actually good? We test this year’s empirical numbers and extant media biases against the convictions of the die-hard, misery-addicted Mets fanbase to see whether they can believe that their narrative just might be changing.