jD Vance speaking at the American Dynamism summit today:
“he history of American innovation is we tend to make people more productive and we increase their wages in the process.”
I’d note also that they higher wages *drive* higher productivity..there are productivity investments that make sense when you’re paying $20/hour that don’t make sense when you’re paying $7/hour.
Katherine Boyle of Andreessen-Horowitz, which sponsored the summit, says: “The Great American Manufacturing Comeback is here”
Benjamin Britten, Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings op. 31, (Peter Pears — tenor, Dennis Brain — horn, BBC Symphony Orchestra — John Hollingsworth conductor): https://youtu.be/PQ0ITqRBaE0
David Foster, an excellent article here, by Salena Zito, about a manufacturing business running successfully in the old Westinghouse facility in western PA:
Dr. Vinay Prasad dives into a recent JAMA study (completely worthless) on seed oil vs butter (who knew olive oil was a seed oil?); how DEI grants get canceled and how Trump should deal with universities.
He mostly talks about the government medical establishment and medical research. Entertaining and informative. Language alert needed.
Kate….thanks. George Westinghouse would be pleased, I think.
Kate,
Small world. I spent several years at 2 different startups on that old, Westinghouse campus. The city Fetterman was mayor of is very near, as is a Primamti bros. satellite location.
Really cool campus. Still lots of old, Westinghouse stuff around.
Leave a Reply
HTML tags allowed in your
comment: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <s> <strike> <strong>
jD Vance speaking at the American Dynamism summit today:
“he history of American innovation is we tend to make people more productive and we increase their wages in the process.”
I’d note also that they higher wages *drive* higher productivity..there are productivity investments that make sense when you’re paying $20/hour that don’t make sense when you’re paying $7/hour.
https://www.c-span.org/program/public-affairs-event/vice-president-vance-remarks-at-american-dynamism-summit/657367
Katherine Boyle of Andreessen-Horowitz, which sponsored the summit, says: “The Great American Manufacturing Comeback is here”
Benjamin Britten, Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings op. 31, (Peter Pears — tenor, Dennis Brain — horn, BBC Symphony Orchestra — John Hollingsworth conductor): https://youtu.be/PQ0ITqRBaE0
David Foster, an excellent article here, by Salena Zito, about a manufacturing business running successfully in the old Westinghouse facility in western PA:
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/columnists/3350562/rebuilding-rust-belt-eos-energy-storage/
Dr. Vinay Prasad dives into a recent JAMA study (completely worthless) on seed oil vs butter (who knew olive oil was a seed oil?); how DEI grants get canceled and how Trump should deal with universities.
He mostly talks about the government medical establishment and medical research. Entertaining and informative. Language alert needed.
I think he does this weekly (semi-monthly?).
Seed oil vs butter; DEI grants get canned; Universities versus Trump
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyAPgbQ6qw4
Kate….thanks. George Westinghouse would be pleased, I think.
Kate,
Small world. I spent several years at 2 different startups on that old, Westinghouse campus. The city Fetterman was mayor of is very near, as is a Primamti bros. satellite location.
Really cool campus. Still lots of old, Westinghouse stuff around.