Tuesday assorted links


1. Were the 1980s so great for kids?

2. Elasticity Institute, new for the economics of AI.

3. Can you get a job at Bending Spoons? (WSJ)

4. How are AI agents changing basketball analytics?

5. Terminal lucidity for dementia patients? (NYT)

6. Why are Australian real wages collapsing?

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