wfrost @wfrost.bsky.social · 3hThe Astros have a 2026 payroll of about $250M. The White Sox? $100M In other words, the White Sox are winning 15-2 010
wfrost @wfrost.bsky.social · 5hOh good look theyre going to self-regulate their own companies. Who needs government anyway?! 210
wfrost @wfrost.bsky.social · 9hLove this description in the way that Hegel described philosophy as “holding one’s time in thought.” The one area where I think our idea of Westernness must change is here: “believe that all ideas have a right to circulate without restriction.” Some ideas do not deserve the right to circulate 120
Reposted by wfrostBrandgut @brandgut.org · 10hOn a related note 😅 youtube.com/shorts/tNE4M...youtube.comThat’s the system. #economy #financeYouTube video by Chris Kohler 112
wfrost @wfrost.bsky.social · 10hI don’t feel this strongly against this idea, but it seems pretty dumb. Relegation would be 100x more interesting 000
Reposted by wfrostAllison Gill @muellershewrote.com · 28/09/20268 Trump prosecutors just quit this case lulz 342735583
wfrost @wfrost.bsky.social · 13hThere’s never been a better moment for the US to dramatically cut military spending, fiscally and strategically 250
wfrost @wfrost.bsky.social · 14hHeard this morning that Trump is -2 with white no degree voters and I think thats really great 020
wfrost @wfrost.bsky.social · 15hInteresting development. I think George’s framing as socializing the losses (property market stabilization) is right. It seems like a weak wealth transfer to households that will generate more I than C, so unproductive for rebalancing 000
wfrost @wfrost.bsky.social · 28/09/2026Deflation doesn't mean recession I looked at the 30 largest economies in the world over the last 30 years, about 900 data points. Within that data set, there were 66 years of deflation. The median RGDP growth rate? 1.65%. Economies grew in 46 of 66 years 231
wfrost @wfrost.bsky.social · 28/09/2026This was the perfect technology infiltration equilibrium and we didn't even know it. 120
wfrost @wfrost.bsky.social · 28/09/2026Here’s a playbook if you want to foster generational distrust among communities and their local police. 120
wfrost @wfrost.bsky.social · 28/09/2026Would be kind of cool if US political parties actually had monetary policy positions (they don’t really, this is pure nonsense; if anything republicans are more closely aligned with printing to juice corp profits and equity returns) 000
wfrost @wfrost.bsky.social · 27/09/2026Causation may seem superficial, but has anyone done research on dopamine availability and the decline of civilization? 010
Reposted by wfrostThe Tennessee Holler @thetnholler.bsky.social · 27/09/2026#MedicareForAllNOW 15137441692
wfrost @wfrost.bsky.social · 27/09/2026Mostly bullshit here, but let’s all agree that we do want supply resumption to express as deflation. Voters are right. 040
Reposted by wfrostSteve Roth @steveroth.bsky.social · 25/09/2026"Free markets" are a myth, a fantasy. There have never been markets of any significant size, in which government was not deeply involved in myriad ways. (Look up The Hanseatic League.) Today, for instance: Corporations are 100% creations of government, 1/ 111
Reposted by wfrostjpure.bsky.social @jpure.bsky.social · 25/09/2026The cult was thought to be around 38% of the population. Now it stands at 24%? I would say to progress. 😁😁 3101
Reposted by wfrostJeff Lazarus @jlazarus.bsky.social · 25/09/2026This is Nazi rhetoric. Not similar. Not Nazi-like. It’s straight up lebensraum. 362971908
wfrost @wfrost.bsky.social · 25/09/2026“They’re begging for a deal” Where have we heard that before?! 010
Reposted by wfrostegg16z 🥚 @notlikewe.bsky.social · 25/09/2026this is wrong people experience this as seeing other people become fantastically wealthy while they barely beat inflation we have been taught that a rising tide lifts all boats but that demonstrably hasn’t happened. it’s keeping up with the joneses but legitimate 151
Reposted by wfrostBob Elliott @bobeunlimited.bsky.social · 25/09/2026Lots of nominal order growth, but not much rise in real domestic production. Another example of elevated price growth in the US economy. 1207
Reposted by wfrostBeau @runningsignal.com · 24/09/2026Do not tell anyone on here people experience inflation differently. www.newyorkfed.org/research/eco... 071
Reposted by wfrostCameron Vaské @cameronvaske.bsky.social · 23/09/2026Good morning. Inflation wasn’t a problem for several hundred years. Then we began manipulating the money supply and debasing the currency. Cumulative Estimated CPI U.S. dollar inflation since 1940: 2,292.7% $1.00 in 1940 would have bought you the same as $23.93 today. Have a great day. 011
wfrost @wfrost.bsky.social · 24/09/2026I think he’s the future of the democratic party because he embraces market solutions to achieve socialist ends. (I might be a bit biased here…) 000
wfrost @wfrost.bsky.social · 24/09/2026Good reminder that - for all of their problems - the courts are still doing way more than the other two branches to protect democracy 010
wfrost @wfrost.bsky.social · 24/09/2026In the modern era, deflation is associated with growth more than recession Across 12 countries since 1996, real GDP grew in 35/52 years with falling CPI (median +1.6%) The idea that we should fear falling prices *per se* Is unsupported, and I suspect largely a relic of Great Depression trauma 371
Reposted by wfrostG Elliott Morris @gelliottmorris.com · 24/09/2026Why is economic sentiment so low when GDP growth is positive? There’s no reasonable explanation, the only possible conclusion is that people are all just doing a mass hysteria (/s) 19633150
wfrost @wfrost.bsky.social · 24/09/2026Disagree with Ed on many things, but couldn’t agree more about MLB relegation. Imagine if every hometown kid knew that they had a *shot* to see their old town farm team play the yankees. Would be epic. 010
Reposted by wfrostDr. Mar @boldnewme.bsky.social · 22/09/2026One of the reasons why we need the free press⬇️ 35716
wfrost @wfrost.bsky.social · 23/09/2026In the US, and most developed counties, inflation is bad for real wages. But the US trend is especially strong, and I’m trying to figure why… Maybe weaker bargaining power (i.e. unindexed wages) makes US workers extra exposed to inflationary periods? 140
Reposted by wfrostWill Wilkinson @wlknsn.xyz · 23/09/2026Look, let's clear this up. LLMs can't think or understand because those are evolved capabilities of embodied living organisms embedded in the physical and social world and LLMs aren't that. Don't make it harder than it is. 2718241
wfrost @wfrost.bsky.social · 23/09/2026I think she’s saying Trump could do dumb shit for another two years unless someone stops him 010