Blame the Victim, Inc.

Published on April 27, 2026

As the authors point out, the i-frame seeks behavioral change within an unquestioned, fixed s-frame. Alas, while system change can be challenging, human nature change proves yet more difficult. Though gimmicky i-frame interventions often initially generate enthusiasm, their long-run benefits usually disappoint.

Continue reading on website
Other news

Zephyr's Adjusted for Risk: Why do Humans Struggle at Picking Stocks?

April 27, 2026
Ryan Nauman interviews 3AI founder/CEO Jacob Ayres-Thomson about using machine learning to generate alpha, why active managers often underperform, and how AI can reduce the analysis bottleneck while still complementing human judgment.

A Volatile Start to 2026 Sets the Stage for a Pivotal Year

April 27, 2026
If the first quarter of 2026 taught us anything, it's that markets are dynamic, and that the factors shaping them extend well beyond corporate fundamentals. Volatility is uncomfortable by nature, but it is also a normal and healthy part of long-term investing. For disciplined investors, periods of dislocation have historically been less a reason to retreat and more an opportunity to lean in and po