The best stuff I read this week (29-05-2021)

Please note that these are just interesting insights and not facts. Always make up your own mind. I also don't agree with a lot of stuff written here, but we learn.

Saving does not finance Investment: Accounting as an indispensable guide to economic theory (Paper at Boeckler)

Why the gold standard is an absolutely terrible system, and why a bitcoin standard is no better. (Twitter Thread)

Here's a thread explaining what happened in Germany 1922: (Twitter Thread)

Why blogging of the best things you can do for your development career, and how to get started: (Twitter Thread)

The Romantic Idea of a Plentiful Past Is Pure Fantasy (Human Progress)

No, Millennials Aren’t Poorer Than Previous Generations (Dollars and Data)

How to Send Large Files Over the Internet (PCMag)

Completely Offline Bitcoin Transactions (Medium)

Everything Wrong with the “Money Printer Go Brrrr” Meme (PragCap)

The CPI Revisited And Its Failure To Reflect True Inflation (ZeroHedge)

Inflation (Spotify Podcast)

Is Inflation Really 10%? (PragCap)

10 investing lessons from trading legend Stanley Druckenmiller (Twitter Thread)