An environmental danger almost no one is paying attention to. | Continue reading
Things have gotten scarier since 2023. | Continue reading
A timely repost. | Continue reading
The coming of AI means that humanity's destiny is (mostly) out of our hands. | Continue reading
BART fare gates; AI and jobs, again; Tariffs and trade deficits; Jon Stewart vs. the economists; H-1Bs; Japan's fiscal position | Continue reading
Japan is leaving its pacifist era behind. That creates some interesting economic opportunities. | Continue reading
The right narrows its coalition, while the left parasitizes its patrons | Continue reading
The age of humans who could think like computers is drawing to a close. | Continue reading
Democrats need to think beyond progressive pugnacity. | Continue reading
What happens after the Age of the Dollar ends? | Continue reading
A few thoughts on the AI race. | Continue reading
A timely repost. | Continue reading
There's a way to do it so that the benefits outweigh the costs. | Continue reading
Another ICE killing; Xi's Great Purge; Russian losses; America against science; India electrifies; Leftist economics | Continue reading
The more Trump makes it clear that America is not what it used to be, the more likely capital flight becomes. | Continue reading
There's probably a solution out there to fertility decline. Let's find it! | Continue reading
In the face of Trump's authoritarianism, liberals need a principled movement and a plan for governance. | Continue reading
The world is not a lump of "resources" | Continue reading
A hypothesis about why Americans are unhappy with their economy. | Continue reading
Iran; China vs. India; Russia; Leaving California; Reduced hiring; Indian development; Wind energy; Science funding | Continue reading
Trump's strategy for bringing down prices might work in the short term, but the long-term costs will be high. | Continue reading
The shooting of Renee Good, like all of the ICE abuses, is symptomatic of a deeper mental illness. | Continue reading
When it comes to technology, listen to Elon Musk. | Continue reading
The global order is disintegrating. What's next? | Continue reading
Our movement overreached and crashed. But the fundamental ideals are still just as powerful. | Continue reading
Don't be fooled by the people who say we should sell China everything we've got. | Continue reading
Abundance and small business; Luxury housing and rent; Tariffs and the economy; Fraud; Math anxiety; Chinese robots | Continue reading
The entire new section of my book. | Continue reading
Is our society slowly putting itself back together? | Continue reading
Part III of my book on the Japanese economy. | Continue reading
Deindustrialization sounds peaceful and easy and pleasant, but it's not. | Continue reading
If people don't believe that anti-discrimination law protects them, they will turn to racial bloc politics. | Continue reading
Americans want prices to actually go down, not just to rise more slowly. Making that happen will be tough. | Continue reading
A lot of people doubt that India can develop. I'll take the other side of that bet. | Continue reading
Part II of my book, Weeb Economy. | Continue reading
Contemplating the unknowable. | Continue reading
There are some strains, but the wheels aren't coming off quite yet. | Continue reading
Basic income; Mississippi education; Nick Fuentes; Positive social trends; Botswana; Prison vs. mental hospitals; Building aesthetics; China brain-drain | Continue reading
In which I debate Brian Merchant on the robot future | Continue reading
Even if AI works, and even if it gets adopted very fast, it might not make profit. | Continue reading
Menaced by Russia and China, abandoned by America. | Continue reading
As soon as you start judging people as a group, the rightists win. | Continue reading
Extreme vertical integration makes China's research system different than any other. | Continue reading
Supporting the middle class, shoring up support for the system, and restoring the lifeblood of our cities. | Continue reading
Anti-AI sentiment might or might not be rational, but it certainly relies on a lot of bad arguments. | Continue reading
People love to say that the American middle class is poor. But it's not. | Continue reading
In which David Marx offers a theory of why our culture has stagnated. | Continue reading
Year Five of the Noahpinion Substack. | Continue reading