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Christian Keil

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10 thg 1

Yeah, I'm something of a first principles guy myself. That's why I so often cite Jevons paradox, Baumol’s cost disease, Metcalfe’s law, Reed's law, Wright’s law, Goodhart’s law, survivorship bias, the principal–agent problem, the narrative fallacy, prisoners dilemmas,…

pronounced_kyle's tweet image. Yeah, I'm something of a first principles guy myself.

That's why I so often cite Jevons paradox, Baumol’s cost disease, Metcalfe’s law, Reed's law, Wright’s law, Goodhart’s law, survivorship bias, the principal–agent problem, the narrative fallacy, prisoners dilemmas,…

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6 thg 1

so many have difficulty accepting the givenness of life. As if, since they didn't will themselves into existence, that they are here in contravention to what should have been

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Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼

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ATTENTION BRICS:

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Stilicho

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26 thg 12

I got this as a Christmas gift, and the transcripts of KGB goons interrogating the writers of literary fiction about which character represents their actual belief reminds me of nothing so much as the way people talk about art on this website.

GenStilicho's tweet image. I got this as a Christmas gift, and the transcripts of KGB goons interrogating the writers of literary fiction about which character represents their actual belief reminds me of nothing so much as the way people talk about art on this website.

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Luke Burgis

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20 thg 12

Love is the only thing that justifies the act of creation.

jack

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20 thg 12

the act of creation is the only thing that justifies existence

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jon repetti

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17 thg 12

Stoner still one of the best novels about class in academia, because it captures the enduring mix of wonder and confusion that the working class kid brings to the university, the fetishism of the object and naïveté about the milieu—the reverence that is itself also a wound

Emmett Stinson

@EmmettStinson

16 thg 12

Part of the reason people hate Stoner now is because it is a book about the fundamentally life-changing power of aesthetic experiences at a time when most people hate, or are deeply suspicious of, aesthetic experiences.

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Paul Novosad

@paulnovosad

15 thg 12

Here's an underrated theory paper on college admissions. When the stakes get high, we end up selecting too many people who are good at gaming the system, and too few who are actually good.

paulnovosad's tweet image. Here's an underrated theory paper on college admissions.

When the stakes get high, we end up selecting too many people who are good at gaming the system, and too few who are actually good.

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Oedipa Maas

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9 thg 4

dreaming about an economy where you aren't forced to gamble in a crooked casino to outrun relentless currency devaluation

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Carlos Abadi

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12 thg 12

The Qataris are just Houthis in Gucci.

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Pontus Rendahl

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30 thg 11

I joined Cambridge Economics in 2011 as an assistant professor. For historical reasons, Cambridge is still a bastion of heterodox economics - not so much in the department, but definitely in the colleges. (The college structure deserves its own thread.) 1/10

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Zineb Riboua

@zriboua

13 thg 11

I wrote about the Bataclan Massacre. Many forget the debates that shaped that era. The reversal of victim and oppressor, the instinct to excuse jihadist violence, did not begin with Bataclan. Its roots lie in the intellectual upheaval of May 1968. zinebriboua.com/p/the-bataclan…

zriboua's tweet image. I wrote about the Bataclan Massacre.

Many forget the debates that shaped that era. The reversal of victim and oppressor, the instinct to excuse jihadist violence, did not begin with Bataclan. Its roots lie in the intellectual upheaval of May 1968.

zinebriboua.com/p/the-bataclan…

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Jonah Goldberg

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11 thg 11

They are! None of her books have been banned — as in made illegal to sell. 99.9% of the “banned book” b.s. is about a book being removed from a some local school library — because of parental objections, new acquisitions, age restrictions, etc. People *want* there to be…

O’Smith

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11 thg 11

People should be free to read any work in any country imo.

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Richard Heart

@RichardHeartWin

8 thg 11

It's funny to hear the jpeg enthusiasts and gambling degenerates yell at the people building things with utility.

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Philip Klein

@philipaklein

7 thg 11

Great piece from my friend @davereaboi that gets at a key point in this debate. tabletmag.com/sections/news/…

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5 thg 11

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Mark Dubowitz

@mdubowitz

18 thg 10

A European think-tank has released a study on Islamist terrorist attacks since 1979. They recorded 67,000 Islamist terrorist attacks worldwide, including over 56,000 since 2013. On average, each attack killed nearly four people. H/T @DrCaseyBabb