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@Everyone – This might be the worst episode we’ve ever done and it’s all my fault. I gave myself a headache last night trying to listen to it to write up the show notes, but I eventually threw in the towel. I talk WAY too much, I talk too fast, I can’t seem to finish a sentence or even make sense half the time, the list goes on. It sounds like I’m off my meds, except that I don’t take meds. But maybe I should. I apologize in advance. ;(
@Justin Hmm… math is a great long-term investment for people who are like it, but I’m not sure if links to obscure proofs or mathematical trivia would be very popular. Most people are fine knowing one or two proofs for a given theorem and moving on… unless they have an Erdős-like obsession.
I’d say math learners are a poor to mediocre fit for newsletters and programmers are better but not great. The three groups I’d look at are health & fitness, politics (which seems to be the most read category) and financial topics.
Millions of people pay for investment newsletters and the average price is a lot more than a typical Substack or Patreon subscription.
@Jason – You did sound a little punchy in this one. Maybe you need to take a break for a day or so from Math Academy? It sounds like you might be running on too little sleep.
@Doug Martin – I do sound punchy! But I think I probably need more than just a day or so off. 😉