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Mark Puddleglum
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I post art mostly. I also sometimes post how I'm thinking about financial charts. #notscifi #notartbot #art #artstr

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Orca Groups with Radically Different Cultures Are Actually Separate Species

“Resident” and “transient” killer whales, or orcas, have unique hunting habits and genetics, proving they are in fact separate species.

https://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms11693

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/orca-groups-with-radically-different-cultures-are-actually-separate-species/

Just some #ostrich art that I found in the #midjourney image generation stream.

#nostrich #artstr

Sailing Boats: Evening, by Yoshida Hiroshi, 1926

#graphicarts #woodbloock #printmaking #art #artstr

Valencian boats, Joaquín Sorolla,1908, Spain

#paintstr #painting #artstr #art

Eliott Erwitt, Mac'y Thanksgiving Day, New York, 1988

Some blue screen of death inspired #art found on #midjourney

Thomas Wrede, The Luminous Screen (2015)

#photography #artstr #art

see more here: thomas-wrede.de

more by [at]nicolasuribeb

#painting #artstr #art

source: https://www.instagram.com/p/C9kaJe7urwa/

You can follow nostr:npub16rjhy35fg7dp2gnpydkxqjvjyan07rw9f2m88mhjlsnmjtkma9fqn0h4ae on nostr too. I've learned a lot about EW from him.

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Joaquín Sorolla, "Sea Idyll," 1908

#art #painting #artstr #beach

/The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine/

In Dr. Mike Burry's first year in business, he grappled briefly with the

social dimension of running money. "Generally you don't raise any money unless you have a good meeting with people," he said, "and generally I don't want to be around people. And people who are with me generally figure that out."

He went to a conference thrown by Bank of America to introduce new fund managers to wealthy investors, and those who attended figured that out. He gave a talk in which he argued that the way they measured risk was completely idiotic. They measured risk by volatility: how much a stock or bond happened to have jumped around in the past few years. Real risk was not volatility; real risk was stupid investment decisions. "By and large," he later put it, "the wealthiest of the wealthy and their representatives have accepted that most managers are average, and the better ones are able to achieve average returns while exhibiting below-average volatility.

By this logic a dollar selling for fifty cents one day, sixty cents the next day, and forty cents the next somehow becomes worth less than a dollar selling for fifty cents all three days. I would argue that the ability to buy at forty cents presents opportunity, not risk, and that the dollar is still worth a dollar." He was greeted by silence and ate lunch alone. He sat at one of the big round tables just watching the people at the other tables happily jabber away.

some gouache inspiration for me...

#painting #sketchbook #art

https://x.com/oshiuu/status/1813488657908854960

Carlo Bevilacqua, Pio Bove #photography

Good reason to consider brewing #coffee before bed, and staging it for in-bed morning consumption.

Reference:

https://darktka.github.io/