What I read this week...

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Britain Should Stop Pretending It’s a Rich Country (Bloomberg Opinion)
Refusing to teach kids math will not improve equity (Noah Smith)
On revenue, gross profit, and profitability (Nikhil Basu Trivedi)
AI and the Frontier Paradox (Sequoia)
A Protein Printer (Codon)
The Chips Act’s Big Problem (Barron’s)
No, NEPA really is a problem for clean energy (Aidan Mackenzie and Santi Ruiz)
Dead EV batteries turn to gold with U.S. incentives (Reuters)
Wesleyan University Ends Legacy Admissions (NYT)
The Post-Pandemic Teaching Loss (WSJ)
Lionel Messi’s millions: The man, the brand and the money (The Athletic)
Get Ready for the Vivek Ramaswamy Moment (Politico)

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