They are making flat assumptions and trying to recreate the charts from the government CPI, its also a reddit post and not a serious bit of research which examined their actual methods. It could all just be correlation - who knows? All I know is that prices are rising very fast, and I tend to not believe the government. Food pyramid, Iraq war, COVID numbers, etc.
I think the FED and our banking regulations are the true "bad economics" and if you trust that, just go ahead and leave your deposits in the bank or invest in 4% yielding bonds : P
drBonkers I think most writers get there by reading a lot and we're
recurrences of our influences. Content wise I've found mixing classics
with modern, deep with superficial, serious with humour, is important.
It balances things like a decent exercise regime.
This article is terrible. If you want to get fit/strong/whatever your goal, just do it properly. Go to a gym, go and run, whatever. This is an awful article. The general theme is good, and there is some good info in there, but I wouldn't expect much result or progress from it.
Shadow stats is comically bad economics.