Tuesday assorted links


1. The economics of personal holding companies, including in the Nordics.

2. Jongkuch Mach is a good name for a very tall basketball player.

3. Can AI predict who will be the most important philosopher in 2046?  For economics, the top pick of GPT Pro is Ludwig Straub, second choice is Stefanie Stantcheva.  I like those selections, but perhaps they are more 2036 than 2046?

4. “Pope Clement’s Cafe”?

5. Roon is a good writer.

6. Emily Wilson on Nolan.

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