“U.S. Coronavirus Deaths in U.S. Nursing, Long-Term Care Facilities Top 10,000” read the headline. Wallstreet Journal published a story about how nursing homes and long-term care facilities seemingly can’t keep COVID-19 from decimating their residents. …

I fitted a natural exponential function to the USA’s daily reported cases of novel coronavirus. Unless drastic measures are taken, we could see 90K+ cases before end of March 2020.

In my March 2018 article “Economic Outlook for 2019 and Beyond,” I discussed several risks to the US Economy that could hit us in the new year. I forecasted much uncertainty and risk in 2019, but I did not anticipate so much of that risk to spill into 2018. …

I looked at the speeding ticket. It said I was going 75 MPH on Route 12, not too far from Mount Rainier. The penalty: $187. I was surprised the speed limit was so low, considering it was an empty country road with sparse traffic. If you look at the map…

Over the past five years, I’ve spent countless hours studying finance and investing through a handful of sources: The Wall Street Journal, Benjamin Graham’s The Intelligent Investor, documentaries, and dozens of blogs and online resources. After a while, I began to see trends and learn to anticipate market movements. While…

I’ve been using the Yelp app to find food and entertainment more often lately, especially since I often travel for work and vacation. But I’ve also gotten some peer pressure to use other apps like FourSquare, since they have better integrations with other apps like Gyroscope. I built up some…

I was at the San Francisco International Airport, waiting for my flight to Las Vegas. It was just another business trip, but something felt different. When I bit into my blueberry scone and thought, “This is the worst blueberry scone ever!” –I knew it had happened. I had been ruined…

Knowledge workers are people who think for a living. They are engineers, architects, academics, accountants, lawyers, and more. Many people dream of having these jobs, as knowledge-based jobs generally pay better and have better hours. But knowledge work comes with challenges too — the mentally taxing work often leaves workers…

Dana Lewis, like many Gyroscope users, is a runner. Most of us go running without thinking much about it, but Dana has one more variable to consider: blood glucose. She was diagnosed with Type I Diabetes in her early teenage years, and since then she has dedicated much of…