Autopsies, 'Star Trek' Homes and Birth Control

(Bloomberg View) -- My Tuesday morning train reads:

• Want to Spot a True Value Investor? Look for Horrible Recent Performance (Alpha Architect); see also Factor Investing: No Secret, So Will It Continue to Work? (Cordant Wealth Partners)
• Is Active Management Dead? Not Even Close (CFA Institute)
• Mark Hart Bets China's Currency Will Collapse (Bloomberg); see also Gold May Not Be the Safe Haven Investors Think It Is (Wall Street Journal)
• The Greek crisis: An autopsy (VoxEU)
• There are no experts on the future (Matt Ridley); see also Of certainties and doubts (Medium)
• MERS game changer? Connecticut Supreme Court upholds new fee on lending industry (Housing Wire)
• Trump, the Bad, Bad Businessman (New York Times); see also How the Trump Presidential Campaign is Affecting Trump Businesses (Medium)
• Amazon Has Big Plans for Alexa: Running the "Star Trek" Home (New York Times)
• Colorado's Long-Lasting Birth Control Program For Teens May Not Last Long (NPR); see also Will Delaware Become the Next Birth-Control Utopia? (New York)
• In a vulgar election, news organizations green-light profanity (Poynter)

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