Wild, epic courage.

I was two; I remember we went to stay with my grandparents in North York for a few days, where I insisted on trying pepper on a slice of buttered bread. I wasn't reading the papers yet.

Read this as The Name of the Rose and was briefly, terribly, confused.

This one, we'd just assume was some peculiar New York case that had come to national attention as an oddity. Some guy threw a sandwich to a buddy in Brooklyn and botched it and hit a bystander.

So, wait, 16,000 FTEs is nearly 30,000 people?

According to the document, it’s 16,000 from today’s workforce, but 40,000 from the peak of a couple of years ago.

I’m not sure what math is behind the Citizen headline.

Colleague Murad Hemmadi follows up with a story about planning and financing data centres: https://thelogic.co/news/budget-2025-data-centres

I have an ATIP document about this from a few months ago that's overwhelmingly about Justice using AI to streamline ... processing of ATIPs.

I don't see anything about that in the document.

And here, Kevin Carmichael looks at how the budget shows Mark Carney contending with how an underpowered yet overstaffed government can be made to effect generational change: thelogic.co/commentary/k...

That's just my contribution to a pack of coverage from The Logic, which includes stories about:
Open banking: thelogic.co/news/bank-of...
Big changes to R&D incentives: thelogic.co/news/federal...
The “Productivity Super-Deduction”! thelogic.co/news/federal...

I’ve had some bus-stop thinking time.