Thu Nov 02 21:04:53 UTC 2017
| Time (PDT) | Intention | Revision 1 | Revision 2 |
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| 0000 | Gaming: Overwatch | ||
| 0030 | TV | ||
| 0100 | TV | ||
| 0130 | TV | ||
| 0200 | TV | ||
| 0230 | SLEEP | ||
| 0300 | SLEEP | ||
| 0330 | SLEEP | ||
| 0400 | SLEEP | ||
| 0430 | SLEEP | ||
| 0500 | SLEEP | ||
| 0530 | SLEEP | ||
| 0600 | SLEEP | ||
| 0630 | SLEEP | ||
| 0700 | SLEEP | ||
| 0730 | SLEEP | ||
| 0800 | SLEEP | ||
| 0830 | SLEEP | ||
| 0900 | SLEEP | ||
| 0930 | SLEEP | ||
| 1000 | Computer | ||
| 1030 | Computer | ||
| 1100 | Walk to work | ||
| 1130 | SST Changes Meeting | ||
| 1200 | Lunch | ||
| 1230 | Lunch | ||
| 1300 | SST Id Mapping Meeting | ||
| 1330 | PLANNING | and coffee run | |
| 1400 | Quick review | ||
| 1430 | Walk to doctor's appt | ||
| 1500 | Reading | ||
| 1530 | Doctor's appointment | ||
| 1600 | Walk to library | ||
| 1630 | Reading | ||
| 1700 | Flatsticks | ||
| 1730 | Flatsticks | ||
| 1800 | Walk to library | ||
| 1830 | Reading | ||
| 1900 | Reading | ||
| 1930 | Reading | ||
| 2000 | Walk home | and stretching | |
| 2030 | Cooking | ||
| 2100 | Cooking | ||
| 2130 | Gaming: Overwatch | Cooking | |
| 2200 | Gaming: Overwatch | ||
| 2230 | Gaming: Overwatch | ||
| 2300 | Gaming: Overwatch | ||
| 2330 | TV | Gaming: Overwatch |
Thu Nov 02 21:51:41 UTC 2017
Waiting at doctor's for appointment. Half-hour early.
Thu Nov 02 21:52:05 UTC 2017
Basic Economics.
Page 428: "There are other times, of course, where a higher tax rate leads to a correspondingly higher amount of tax revenues and a lower tax rate leads to a lower amount of tax revenues." Got to be intellectually honest and point out that the author states this, as I implied earlier that he would avoid doing so.
I'm now reading a long section on taxes that is actually fairly interesting, but stuff I already kinda knew before and also things I have nothing to say on. Stuff like: "who is really paying these taxes" and "is this an efficient allocation of resources".
Page 434: The author mentions government bonds, and debt vs. GDP. Another factor I have heard recently is to consider the interest rate of that debt. So, really, how big the debt is isn't nearly as important as how expensive the debt is. A large debt at a lower interest rate can be equally as expensive as a moderate debt at a high interest rate.