Having a Math degree doesn't make you a mathematician if you've stopped doing Math since then… That's even more true if, as Noah Smith, you got your diploma in order to become a pundit.
From his own words[1]:
> Back in 2006, the original reason I thought of getting an econ PhD was actually to become an econ pundit and writer.
If anything, he's a former economist (until 2016) who's now a pundit discussing many topics going way beyond his academic expertise (hence my “know-it all” moniker above).
Developer: "Hi neighbor, would you like me to build a house so that someone can live in it? Do keep in mind that it would increase housing supply in your area, thus increasing supply and putting downward pressure on your property's value. That okay?"
Nice!! How big are those displays, and if you don't mind sharing, how much do those displays cost from your supplier? Last time I checked, e-paper displays were pretty pricey on their own.
