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When Your Digital Life Vanishes | The New Yorker
The value of a person’s data is negatively correlated with whether or not they have it. Once they have it, it really wasn’t worth anything. But, if they don’t have it, it’s worth an arm and a leg and their children.”
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Http://Quickrread.app
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Obsidian Web Clipper – A must have extenstion
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An excellent series by the WSJ.
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What It’s Actually Like to Downshift Your Life After Divorce - WSJ
One of the biggest advantages of marriage is the lifestyle upgrade that combining two incomes can bring, whether it is a bigger home or more money for vacations or eating out. The benefits, which include tax breaks, can compound powerfully over a lifetime, leaving couples on far stronger financial footing than those who don’t marry.
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My new favorite font
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Exclusive | U.A.E. Asks U.S. About a Wartime Financial Lifeline - WSJ — This is a very bad sign. One of our allies may not have enough liquidity to keep their economy functioning.
