Irish economist David McWilliams is taking his “History of Money” to America: “You kind of feel the boominess of the place, right?” he told Fortune.
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Dad bought 5 acres of land for $27,000, built 3 cabin rentals in upstate NY to give his kids a head start
In 2015, Chris Broomfield purchased property in New York. Now he has three short-term rentals with a lifetime revenue of over $2 million.
Source: Look inside: He bought 5 acres of land for $27,000, built 3 cabin rentals
Eating What You Kill This Thanksgiving, With Hunter Steven Rinella
What Is Lüften? The German Tradition Of Opening Windows And Embracing Ventilation
Could we offer you some stoßlüften?
Source: What Is Lüften? The German Tradition Of Opening Windows And Embracing Ventilation | IFLScience
Younger Boomers Are Driving On-Demand Living In Retirement
Younger Boomers are bringing life-by-app habits into retirement, reshaping aging-in-place, retirement costs, senior living and the longevity economy.
Source: Younger Boomers Are Driving On-Demand Living In Retirement
Science Says Sleeping in a Really Dark Room Will Make You Smarter
The darker the room tonight, the smarter and more alert, you’ll be tomorrow.
Source: Science Says Sleeping in a Really Dark Room Will Make You Smarter
Keto diet’s effect on mental health: a new review
In the most comprehensive investigation of the ketogenic diet’s mental health effects yet, researchers pooled 50 studies spanning six decades to see what we actually know about its influence on mood. The results are a mix of promising and “too early to say.”
A quaint wood and concrete yurt is for sale in rural Maine
The home is down a private road in the Piscataquis County town of Parkman, a little more than an hour northwest of Bangor.
Source: A quaint wood and concrete yurt is for sale in rural Maine
This Florida mega-development is turning suburban backyards into a nature paradise
Sunbridge, a new development outside of Orlando, is ditching the white picket fences for wetlands, forests, and maybe even bald eagles.
Source: This Florida mega-development is turning suburban backyards into a nature paradise – Fast Company
Humans are evolved for nature, not cities, say anthropologists
It’s deer season, when Vermonters don orange, unplug and head to camp
“The senses are very much intensified. And so too are the experiences between people magnified. I think people are more open,” said John Miller, a photographer who documented hunting camp culture in the Northeast Kingdom.
Source: It’s deer season, when Vermonters don orange, unplug and head to camp – VTDigger
The Epidemiologists Are Running for Office
Instead of trying to depoliticize their field, a swell of scientists want to become politicians.
Source: The Epidemiologists Are Running for Office – The Atlantic
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