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Last day of October- Wow- time went by fast- Almost end of 2020- Very thankful for another blessed day- Woke up. Got some work done. Played with my son- Had a nice lunch- Had an argument with wife but we got things figured out. Thank You Lord for the love Continue Reading
[Investing] Case for Investing in REITs
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Twitter and Facebook suggested me this interview from NAREIT about investing in REITs. The basic investment thesis is that REITs are quite undervalued and offer good potential returns- It has done in many cycles including 9/11 and 2008 financial crisis. Active management and selecting good properties with a framework of Continue Reading
[Research] Hal Varian’s Experiment about Google
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Today, I would like to review some of the clever experiments that I liked. One experiment is straightforward and super effective. Hal Varian, chief economist of Google, designed an experiment where students were randomly assigned to do research on a topic. One group used Google and the group used library Continue Reading
[Education] Political Bias in Wikipedia
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I always suspected that there was some political bias in Wikipedia. Well, I guess I was not wrong- Indeed, there is some left leaning bias in Wikipedia. Am I surprised? Nope- Wikipedia is lead by people and people have biases. So I am not surprised. Am I worried? A bit. Continue Reading