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Saturday Links – 15 August 2026

Posted on August 15, 2026August 14, 2026 by John C. Goodman

AI is beating human doctors in medical tests.

Caffeine at 5 pm; sleep by 10 pm.

Immigration is a problem all over the world.

Yglesias: good comparison of Medicare in Canada vs. Medicare in Australia.

Burritos actually haven’t gotten more expensive.

Surveys: men are not lonelier than women. (Slate)

Why obtaining more health data on otherwise healthy people can be harmful.  (NYT)

“Moving from the highest tax stats – California and New York – with income tax rates as high as 14% – to a no-income tax state like Florida, Tennessee or Texas,  a family with $5 million or more in income can increase annual take-home pay by 30%.”

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