#reference
10 articles tagged reference. Past halfway to the twelve-article threshold.
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Korea's special counsel system, explained — who investigates when prosecutors can't
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Sovereign AI, explained — why nations treat AI like energy security now
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How a Fed cut reaches Korean wallets — deposits first, loans last
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Formal proofs, explained — the machinery that makes AI math believable
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Issues · 2 min readKorea's special counsel system, explained — who investigates when prosecutors can't
Each special counsel is created by its own law, for one case, and disbands afterward
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Tech · 2 min readSovereign AI, explained — why nations treat AI like energy security now
Sovereign AI means the full stack — data centers, power, chips, models — under national control
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Economy · 2 min readHow a Fed cut reaches Korean wallets — deposits first, loans last
A Fed cut eases won-weakness pressure, widening the Bank of Korea's room to follow
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Tech · 2 min readFormal proofs, explained — the machinery that makes AI math believable
Formal proofs encode every logical step in languages like Lean for mechanical checking
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Economy · 2 min readWhy US jobs numbers get rewritten — the revision machinery
The first payroll print uses early survey responses only; two monthly revisions follow
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Issues · 2 min readKorea's power reserve margin, explained — how close is too close to blackout
Reserve margin = spare generating capacity over current demand — heat waves carve into it
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Economy · 2 min readThe Jackson Hole symposium, explained — why a lodge speech moves world markets
Jackson Hole is the Kansas City Fed's annual symposium — this year August 27-29
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Economy · 2 min readHow the unemployment rate is measured — and why it falls when jobs vanish
The denominator is not the population — only workers plus active job-seekers count
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Economy · 2 min readThe US jobs report, explained — why one number moves every market
The jobs report reduces to three numbers: nonfarm payrolls, unemployment, hourly wages
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Economy · 2 min readHow Korean antitrust fines are calculated — the formula behind '₩15 trillion'
The formula: relevant sales × gravity-tier rate, then aggravating and mitigating adjustments