Diego Segura
@diegosegura
designer, writer, founder. currently obsessed with monetary theory, high finance, corporate law, regretting dropping out of high school, and sudoku. author of a 2018 book, “the dropout manifesto.”
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Like everything Warhol touched, it could turn mass culture into counterculture, and vice versa, just by squinting.
Michael Schulman • The Legacy of Interview Magazine and a Trip to 1988
For them, LVT might be an efficient replacement for the property tax but that’s about it. Georgism as an ideology has always gone beyond this.
“Getting a yield of less than 1% to lock up your money for up to 100 years might not sound like a great deal,” Bloomberg led its story about the com- ing of the Austria 0.85s, in June 2020, “yet the rush for safety means Austria’s century bonds [i.e., the 2.1s] have nearly doubled in value so far. That’s why the nation’s sale of new debt that... See more
the climate doesn’t care about our history or our politics.
America’s Carbon Bill Is Coming Due
lil Ben Shapiro climate change flip okay
the first children’s climate trial took place in the U.S. when a group of 16 young people sued Montana for violating their constitutional rights, including rights to equal protection, dignity, liberty, health and safety, and public trust, all predicated on their right to “a clean and healthful environment” as enshrined in the state constitution.... See more
America’s Carbon Bill Is Coming Due
Working for a smaller firm, and largely unnoticed, she had nothing to lose from making wild, negative predictions. If she was wrong, no one would pay her any attention; if she was right, she'd be famous.
Top Financial News
this was absolutely not her motivation, but it's a great reason to publish
Supima, the luxury brand promoting the use of American-grown Pima cotton
The very best of NYFW SS24: Proenza Schouler, Eckhaus Latta, Dion Lee
what A and i were talking about
The market took Whitney's skeptical argument and ran with it. On the first day of trading after her report, Citigroup's shares tanked. Four days later, Citigroup Chief Executive Officer Charles Prince resigned. In January, Citigroup slashed its dividend and set out to raise more capital.