Education, Demographics: Getting into college simplified as pool of young people dries up
As the pool of young people shrinks, the college application process and getting accepted gets easier.
Opinion: Practicing Factfulness based on data.
As the pool of young people shrinks, the college application process and getting accepted gets easier.
Post Covid there has been increase in "living for the present" as people realized they might be postponing experiences for a future that does not come.
Social media says Gen Z is screwed and they are going through the worst time in history. Vox, though, says this is not true.
"Boomers" age 65+ are already living in smaller homes, per data, and this is largely unchanged in 25 years.
Home ownership by age group has remained remarkably constant over decades, contrary to some recent media memes.
The U.S. population may shrink, slightly in 2025, the first time that has ever happened.
The largest change is in the net worth of the top 1% and then the top 0.1%.
Due to an "inheritance glut" and other changes, pianos are now free, 8-10 place "fine China" place settings sell for $50, and few want Grandma's "hutch".
Should we tax "unused rooms"? And what is a unused room?