FTAV’s further reading

CommunitySlacker · 2026-02-12T11:15:09+00:00

The essay discusses various topics, including the concept of "practical PhDs," the quality of advice for high-net-worth individuals, and insights into elite moral standards through the lens of the Epstein Files. It also covers subjects like hedge-fund divorce, media influence by Jeff Bezos, the discontinuation of the CIA World Factbook, and research on online dating effects on relationships and public health.

CommunitySlacker

2026-02-12 11:15:09

Abstract generation in progress

Elsewhere on Friday . . .

— ‘Practical PhDs’ (Nature)

— Do HNWI get better advice? (Klement on Investing)

— The Epstein Files and Elite Moral Collapse (Persuasion)

— Divorce, hedge-fund style: Inside the Two Sigma breakup (Bloomberg)

— How Jeff Bezos brought down the Washington Post (New Yorker)

— RIP the CIA World Factbook (ABC)

— An NBER paper on how online dating platforms have impacted marital outcomes, assortative matching, and sexually transmitted disease (NBER)

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