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Friday Links

Posted on February 3, 2023February 3, 2023 by John C. Goodman

Florida now has more jobs than New York. That’s likely because Florida avoided the NY lockdown approach to the pandemic.

Mainly because of health care commitments, the federal government will exhaust its ability to borrow in the next 25 to 50 years. Technical paper here.

The case for ending the Covid emergency now.

If Social Security makes a mistake and overpays you, they can come after you to reclaim the money – no matter how much or how long ago the mistake occurred. But if you make a mistake in not claiming all the SS or Medicare benefits you are entitled to, you generally can’t correct your mistake — even if it is caused by bad advice from government personnel. See Robbery by Red Tape.

This is priceless: After asking a question and getting a dumb answer, the user re-prompted GPT with “how would a super-smart AI answer this question?” He then got a smart answer.

Cato study:  Obamacare increased low‐hours, involuntary parttime employment by 500,000 to 1 million workers, in retail, accommodations, and food services.

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