Physicists have a concept called “entropy,” which basically says systems will tend to move from orderly to disorderly over time. Entropy is central to physics, thermodynamics, and other fields of ...

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And something important seems to have changed in the last few years: People are losing faith that their work will deliver the ...

When I first wrote to you about quantum computing in October 2024, I called it the “next big thing.” Many readers agreed that ...

Negative investor sentiment can cause a company’s stock to drop for “no good reason,” and that’s where I look for favorable ...

The taxes we pay with money are only part of the cost. When the government orders you to do something you otherwise wouldn’t, ...

No one wants to be a party pooper. It drives away friends and makes you generally unpopular. But if you are a monetary policymaker, ending the party before it gets too wild is quite literally your job ...

We have no scarcity of economic challenges. Price inflation is high on the list, in part because we saw so little of it for so many years. Inflation’s return in 2021–2022 brought back memories for ...

I was in Newport Beach two weeks ago doing several video interviews with David Bahnsen. At the end of the interview, he mentioned the importance of having a proper “philosophy of investing.” Time was ...

If you are an investor, an economist, or really anyone who watches big trends, numbers are your friends. They help you understand events you can’t personally observe. Like human friends, numbers ...