This data is, in fact, not beautiful

And that, in turn, will be passed onto the people depositing at the bank.

Because "too big to fail" is now a viable business strategy employed by those at the top.

Yeah, that's more or less what I was trying to say. Not that the skin depth is different, but the way it's distributed in space is different in stranded, especially at higher frequency. E.g. http://www.bdloops.com/solid_vs_stranded_loop_wire.html

Solid core, while less flexible, has a lower surface area. Firstly, this makes them more resistant to corrosion. Second, they have a lower "dissipation", or voltage drop for a given length, as the skin effect in multiple strands increases impedance. Overall, this makes solid core less likely to fail and cause fires in static applications like home wiring.

Where the heck is that? Solid is much safer for mains wiring.

Some people just can't get it through their head that crypto is objectively worse than regular money in almost every case.

It's very real and very good. Other culinary masonry: marble rolling pin, mortar & pestle, and the cooking brick. Let's not get into rock shrimp, though.

It is. But people with money play by a different set of rules.