Archive - didion for doomscrollers

Or how I learned to stop worrying and love the monoculture

Jul 10 •

June 2025

The Gen Z Recession

Lonely, unemployed, and praying for doom

Jun 30 •

May 2025

The implications of fewer container shipments

Biden's “economic overhang,” kids with 30 Barbies, cocktail buckets

May 5 •

April 2025

Slouching towards San Francisco

My answer to "How is life in San Francisco?"

Apr 20 •

March 2025

Going boldly offline

Trains, planes, and dopamine receptors

Mar 27 •

February 2025

How to survive a trade war

I asked 9 of my smartest friends

Feb 10 •

January 2025

What I'm bringing from 2024 to 2025

My top books, articles, foods, and pictures

Jan 6 •

November 2024

EVERYONE'S A FORTUNE TELLER NOW and why that's dangerous

Data-driven decision-making, an FBI raid, and Texas Hold'em

Nov 21, 2024 •

October 2024

STRUCTURAL AFFORDABILITY, vibe-pocalypse, J-POW, and more

Considering the real implications of low economic sentiment

Oct 8, 2024 •

August 2024

is healthcare getting worse?

market failure, tech innovation, and the equinox-ification of wellness

Aug 23, 2024 •

Inflation diaries: aggregate burrito spend, treatflation, and waging a war on wages

Is the wage-price spiral like for real?

Aug 5, 2024 •

July 2024

where have i been?

my summer of writing, taking pictures, learning german

Jul 9, 2024 •

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