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14 books that inspired Elon Musk

When people ask Elon Musk how he learned to build rockets, he has a simple answer.
"I read books," he reportedly likes to say.
Musk — who was smart enough to get into a physics Ph.D. program at Stanford University and then drop out because it didn't seem that relevant to him — has always been hungry for the written word.
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Tuesday, October 20, 2015
Marc Andreessen Excited About Payday Loans
"Except for the ten to twelve million people who use them every year, just about everybody hates payday loans." https://t.co/hxgTQn9TWH
— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) October 20, 2015
Liberty Street Economics
Except for the ten to twelve million people who use them every year, just about everybody hates payday loans. .... their “unconscionable” and “spiraling” fees and their “targeting” of minorities ..... the typical brick-and-mortar payday lender charges $15 per $100 borrowed per two weeks, implying an annual interest rate of 391 percent! ...... payday lending is very competitive ......payday lenders outnumber Starbucks
as if they—payday lenders, not Starbucks—were a plague upon the land ..... each additional payday firm per 1,000 residents in a given Zip code was associated with a $4 decline in fees (compared with a mean finance charge of about $55). ...... fixed operating costs andloan loss rates do justify a large part of the high APRs charged
.” ...... a 36 percent cap eliminates payday loans altogether. ..... payday lenders tend to locate in lower income, minority communities .....contrary to tenets of classical economists, not all people always act in their own best interest
; they can make systematic mistakes (“cognitive errors”) that lower their own welfare. If chronic rollovers reflect behavioral problems, capping rollovers would benefit borrowers prone to such problems.
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