Sunday is for Sharing features my favorite links from the past week.
My Favorite Video
Bizarre but true: This piece of public art in Korea looks like a real wave, but it’s actually just an illusion on a multi-sided screen.
My Favorite Finance Articles
The three sides of risk (Morgan Housel)
Honest reviews about jobs by people who actually work in those jobs (Career Fair)
A neat tool that shows you how much square footage you can afford in different cities, based on your monthly rent (Atmos)
Some boomer advice you need to stop following (The Woke Salaryman)
What’s the best long-term investment? (Get Rich Slowly)
What’s in My Portfolio (Mad Fientist)
Miscellaneous Links I Liked
Be careful not to climb the wrong hill in your career (Chris Dixon)
This little house in the woods looks like my dream home (mwworks)
Visualizing which professions are receiving more money from unemployment compared to their regular income (FiveThirtyEight)
A photo collage of life in Wisconsin (I wish one of these existed for every U.S. state) (The Atlantic)
Helpful tips that make reading easier (Austin Kleon)
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