I quite like this sort of style, just as a change of pace from the normally pretty dry style that we're used to on these topics. Sometimes it helps strip away t

I quite like this sort of style, just as a change of pace from the normally pretty dry style that we're used to on these topics. Sometimes it helps strip away the layers of complexity and point out the fundamental oddities in play. The master of this style as far as I'm concerned is Matt Levine and his "Money Stuff" column for Bloomberg. He goes back to first principles on complex matters in the finance sector, and explains it all humorously.