i see a pattern of zillow overestimating home prices. makes sense. the newspapes were singing the praises of RE even as prices went nuts. advertisers paid, and wanted to see stories about how the high prices were good/justified. i assume it’s the same with zillow’s sponsors.
i see a pattern of zillow overestimating home prices. makes sense. the newspapes were singing the praises of RE even as prices went nuts. advertisers paid, and wanted to see stories about how the high prices were good/justified. i assume it’s the same with zillow’s sponsors.
i see a pattern of zillow overestimating home prices. makes sense. the newspapes were singing the praises of RE even as prices went nuts. advertisers paid, and wanted to see stories about how the high prices were good/justified. i assume it’s the same with zillow’s sponsors.
i see a pattern of zillow overestimating home prices. makes sense. the newspapes were singing the praises of RE even as prices went nuts. advertisers paid, and wanted to see stories about how the high prices were good/justified. i assume it’s the same with zillow’s sponsors.
i see a pattern of zillow overestimating home prices. makes sense. the newspapes were singing the praises of RE even as prices went nuts. advertisers paid, and wanted to see stories about how the high prices were good/justified. i assume it’s the same with zillow’s sponsors.
AN, I don’t honestly know what the best practical strategy would be to get to a stable global human population of 500 million. Why am I so bereft of ideas? Well, I know it’s completely impractical right now. It’s as likely to become a policy in my lifetime as practicing hygiene was in the 17th century.
But I think we’ll see it become a core component of human behavior and policy, just as hygiene did.
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