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" ... "This feature is a mysterious dark deposit, covering an area slightly larger than Washington, D.C. It has a high thermal inertia, includes high‑calcium pyroxene-rich material, and is distributed symmetrically around a segment of the Cerberus Fossae fissure system in Elysium Planitia, atypical of aeolian—or wind-driven—deposits in the region. This feature is similar to dark spots on the Moon and Mercury suggested to be explosive volcanic eruptions," study's lead author David Horvath explains. "This may be the youngest volcanic deposit yet documented on Mars. If we were to compress Mars's geologic history into a single day, this would have occurred in the very last second." ... "
" ... Other signs of waste: the wheel wells are constructed of 9 different pieces of metal instead of one, as in most vehicles. And because they are symmetrically opposed to the wheel wells on the opposite side of the car, extra tooling is required, which drives up costs. ... "
" ... The concept of getting ahead of the perceived inflation curve is Janet Yellen’s talking point, but it’s wrong. No commodity supercycle standing in the wings. Same goes for wage inflation, an historic pain dating back to the late seventies. Then, Teamsters and the United Auto Workers pounded the table, threatening to shut down the country. General Motors and Ford caved in to an 8% wage hike. Then the Big Three raised prices symmetrically and lost market share. Now, reflation ain’t panning out. Wage increases run at 3%. ... "
" ... The second change in the Fed’s strategy prioritizes job growth. In the past, the Fed tried to hit a maximum employment estimate and would respond symmetrically to avoid overshooting as much as undershooting. The fear of overshooting—too much employment—was that it would trigger inflation acceleration. The Fed will now ignore employment above its estimate of the maximum. ... "
" ... The tax treatment of capital gains is similar to the tax treatment of gambling. Suppose you and I bet $100 on a sporting event and I win. Our bet is not part of the country’s GDP. My winnings do not add to the economist’s calculation of national income. Your loss does not take away from national income. Yet the IRS requires me to report my win as taxable and denies you the right to deduct your loss. Nationwide, gambling is big business. But if we ignore the overhead costs of casinos and the like, the total gains in any given year are cancelled by the total losses. As in the case of capital gains, if we treated gambling winners and losers symmetrically, there would be nothing left to tax. ... "