Traffic penalties based on income levels would be both effective and equitableLink here

The Week in Charts (2/3/25)Link here

Jai Corp Multi-crore Fraud: Bombay HC ‘Disappointed’ with EOW and CBI, Orders SIT ProbeLink here

DSP Netra Feb’25Link here

The real DeepSeek revelation: The market doesn’t understand AI  – Link here

How the quick high of ‘fast-food gambling’ ensnared young menLink here

Are better models better? (AI)Link here

Casual Viewing – Why Netflix looks like thatLink here
“How to predict the audience’s taste — what will make money and what won’t — is a question that’s plagued Hollywood since its inception. The problem was captured by the screenwriter William Goldman in 1983. “Nobody knows anything,” he wrote in his book Adventures in the Screen Trade. “Not one person in the entire motion picture field knows for a certainty what’s going to work.” Netflix’s greatest innovation was that it found a way around this uncertainty: it provided a platform on which there are no failures, where everything works.'”

Vanguard’s Fee Cuts May Not Be Surprising, ‘But That Doesn’t Mean This Can Be Ignored’ – Link here

Addiction Economy Link here

Price’s Law: Hail to the OverachieversLink here

(YouTube) The multibagger blue print by Sunil SinghaniaLink here


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