Correlation is not causation

[Let's try a more coherent version)

Post-WWII, one of the interesting things that happened in the US economy is that the middle classes expanded their share of the economy, even as the economy was growing. This trend stopped at some point. Am I correct in thinking the golden age of the middle class ended just before sales of genre fantasy took off?

Correlation is not causation

[Let's try a more coherent version)

Post-WWII, one of the interesting things that happened in the US economy is that the middle classes expanded their share of the economy, even as the economy was growing. This trend stopped at some point. Am I correct in thinking the golden age of the middle class ended just before sales of genre fantasy took off?

Correlation is not causation

[Let's try a more coherent version)

Post-WWII, one of the interesting things that happened in the US economy is that the middle classes expanded their share of the economy, even as the economy was growing. This trend stopped at some point. Am I correct in thinking the golden age of the middle class ended just before sales of genre fantasy took off?

Two years into DAW

I am continually struck by just how crappy my memory is. Frankly, I am surprised that I remembered to put my trousers on.

It's oddly drafty today.

Two years into DAW

I am continually struck by just how crappy my memory is. Frankly, I am surprised that I remembered to put my trousers on.

It's oddly drafty today.

Two years into DAW

I am continually struck by just how crappy my memory is. Frankly, I am surprised that I remembered to put my trousers on.

It's oddly drafty today.