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Mean inflation adjusted income has increased substantially, median inflation-adjusted income has declined.

That's exactly reversed; adjusted for inflation, the average (mean) income has risen, the median has not.

It strikes me - anecdotally - that often those who are most well-adjusted have the most support [friendship groups, family] already and those that are least well-adjusted lack these things.

Imagine inheriting $5m and putting it towards stocks, which have a long term average ROI of 7%, already inflation adjusted.

Just one year ago, a NYU finance professor calculated Uber's risk-adjusted value to be 5.9 Billion.

Investing in monomaniacs can be much more successful than investing in normal well adjusted people.

But making a ranking based on qualify adjusted life years[0] probably makes more sense.

Median household income PPP adjusted in America is 30-40% better than France and Germany.

But household income adjusted to PPP isn't the only quality of life indicator.

Except that doesn't work so well right now b/c most sovereign bond yields are negative, or very close to negative, on an inflation adjusted basis.

After much debugging and reading of kernel source this was all figured out, and the provider adjusted things on their end so this wouldn't happen.

Perhaps what the market values can be adjusted by creeping people out on a personal level by demonstrating just how much information they are giving away?

Which is a problem with incentives around investing, not with normal, "well-adjusted" people.