Devon Zuegel

The Thesis Driven newsletter by @bhargreaves is excellent: [link] Few people understand tech and real estate with such depth and nuance as Brad, and he writes with incredible clarity of thought I read every post as soon as it hits my inbox, and I recommend that anyone interested in the intersection of the built environment and technology do the same

Excellent book that dives into that history and beyond:

+1. This book has by far been the best resource I've found!

In honor of this special day, I highly recommend @AcquiredFM's excellent 9-hour, 3-part series on Berkshire Hathaway:

If you want to hone your craft, here's an excellent talk by the one and only @chughesjohnson, who's truly one of the greats:

Extraordinarily good thread from @jessthepeterson about @GoBrightline's business model It's an inspiring vision for making American High Speed Rail a reality!

Such a good movie!!! Maybe it's time for me to rewatch it too...

for anyone looking to understand how embryo selection fits in the landscape of other reproductive interventions, @gwern's writeup is the best I've found (note – the subtitle emphasizes selection for intelligence, but I found it more broadly helpful too)

excellent summary of the effectiveness of various policies to reduce car usage in cities, from @StreetsblogUSA:

I loved Enemy of All Mankind too! very excited to hear there is a new one in the works. you are one of my favorite authors

great example, one of my favorite books! link for anyone else who might enjoy it:

Every city planner & mayor should read @StrongTowns' excellent book