I think just showing a ratio is even clearer: today's median home prices are at a similar proportion of income to the height of subprime mortgages in the mid 00's and that's been the case in 10 of the last 12 years

I dunno, man, when you extend the time series back further there's a fairly obvious periodization.
'84-'11: 27-year stretch of prices consistently below (with just the mid-2000's creeping up to) 5x income
'11-'21: prices creep up again then mediate
2020 on: prices explode vs income

what the hell? this question has been retired? utterly deranged turn of phrase and also hilarious because clearly people are still googling it. I hate Microsoft!

deconsultantization when www.washingtonpost.com/national-sec...

simply think there is not enough public attention to the aristarchus and herodotus craters and schroter's valley, AKA the moon's most graphic landmark

as much as I value being an informed individual, I low key do not want a push notification about radioactive wasps unless people are getting superpowers

Hiroko Masuike is so real for this pic in the NYTimes.

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this is such a funny way for the nytimes to put this, like it's not wrong exactly but it's the kind of thing that really misses a bit of historical context, which is that 1890 is when the SPD was legally allowed to compete in elections, leading to Bismarck's resignation.

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