God Became the Glass
Tegan TruittFinance and the liberal arts.
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Aristocratic liberalism
The thing that has made me laugh the most in this life is my college roommate. The thing that has made me laugh the second most is my middle brother. The thing that has made me laugh the third most is the writing of P. G. Wodehouse.1
The AI boom is no bubble
There has been much discussion about the putative AI bubble in my substack feed of late. Ted Gioia has been on this beat for some time. The always-interesting Kyla Scanlon just yesterday published the essay which occasioned the one you’re r...
If you think you'd like to do a PhD in economics...
They called me Dr. Truitt back in March 2025. I had defended a good dissertation (as far as dissertations go), I was proud of it, and my comittee was proud of me. Of course I was thrilled; I had won; I had tried something very difficult and...
The ordinary business of life
The explicit aim of Art Carden and Caleb Fuller was to “write a book explaining the most important ideas in economics while keeping it short enough that people will actually read it.” In this they succeeded — at least, I read it. I am, howe...
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