Kevin Hively

We took our first walk across the new Bur Oak Bridge between Carmel and Fishers. It’s the first high quality pedestrian and bicycle link between the two cities, and is already getting use. Will look great once it greens up.

The only moment of self-awareness in Trump’s life

"Solid B cities might not have the MoMA, but they are likely to have good museums, a great brewery scene, a functional bike path, and a minor-league stadium. To live in a place you can afford with a municipal government that works, this hardly seems like a consolation prize."

In what year will be Covid be taught about in a high school history class?

This would be a major blow. Louisville has already lost Phillip Morris, Papa John’s, HCA healthcare, and Yum is pretty much gone. Not to mention that none of Humana’s executives live in Louisville were in a bad spot.

There’s no path to regional housing affordability that doesn’t include building a lot more market-rate housing. When we implement policies that restrict new housing production, we make the problem worse, no matter how well-intentioned the policy may be.

Kaelan raises a fair point. Roberts does not single out Trump (despite his many attacks on judges/justices recently.) The chief justice calls out inappropriate rhetoric “from all over” and not one political “perspective.”

Most people don't know how important helium is to society and most people don't know that helium is largely produced by oil and gas companies

There is no such thing as jevons paradox

"Cities will have to respond on their own by rethinking what they tax. If income & wealth can move, cities must focus on what can't: land & property, consumption & entertainment, visitors & tourism, commuters & employment, companies that operate locally and anchor institutions"

Anthropic out, OpenAI in.

"Finding high-quality space in London is proving a challenge for large companies, which generally want new or revamped buildings that offer amenities such as terraces, gyms and juice bars."