Here is a popular press article on it. It is easy to locate github repositories and research groups developing it.

What do you mean? It is great for planning purposes.

I am well versed in it, but “crappy” arguments split both in “too low” and “too high”.

Use the “4% Rule”, this would be an inflation adjusted $200K per year every year (more or less, the “4% Rule” is more of a great observation than a rule).

I would live on a third, give a third to my family, and a third to local organizations.

I do think the terminology resulting from “German translated to English in the late 1800s” does not help.

A lot of current people don’t know thanks to a lack of public education on the subject.

Not all is lost though. I recall seeing an interview with an American World War 2 veteran describing his understanding of how babies were made prior to getting married as “I recall thinking it had something to do with the belly button.” So “we” have been there before.

I am, perhaps, too judgemental.

Since Hindenburg directly profits from the company’s decline in stock, it’s not an impartial source of information, but the company’s other reports into companies like Nikola have held up to scrutiny.

I don’t like that Opera now has an AI integrated.

I don’t know that this article is compelling. Their main source of information was discredited in the article.