Is there some polling showing that this was the high salience issue? Cos, you know, double-yew tee eff, mate.
www.ft.com/content/8669...

Wait what. People don't join professional services firms in the expectation of staying on a graduate wage.

City bosses warn on pay as minimum wage closes in on graduate salaries - on.ft.com/3JivCRk via @FT

Isn't the arbitrage bit the way that the risk has come back around onto banks' balance sheets via loans to the lending to non-banks?

We contain multitudes.

What movie do you consider "perfect"?

Not that much of a surprise as I am a pretentious wanker.

Crisps everywhere today. To be clear: these are the greatest crisp ever made.

www.theguardian.com/food/2024/oc...

Chart for the GB energy grid. At the risk of being surprised at what "other people" (who I imagined) think, I do think the scale of the transformation is still under the radar.

This was fun

Repost with the first video game you remember playing.

Doesn't pass a smell test at all. Image is for UK sales of automatic cars. Obviously the total stock would lag new sales but the direction of travel is clear and in the opposite direction to the OP chart.

This is me looking on in jealousy