Finance

We all knew it was coming but it’s sad to hear that Jake Seliger has passed away. I never met Jake in person but we […]

Source link

You will find it here. As I note in the list itself: “Here is a list of some of my favorite classic games. Some jobs […]

Here is the audio, video, and transcript. Here is a partial summary of the episode: Together, Paul and Tyler explore whether psychologists have a better […]

How should we think about the problem of unintended consequences? And what are the implications regarding the existence of unintended consequences for grassroots, technological policy […]

By Lambert Strether of Corrente Patient readers, I’m struggling to finish my long overdue post on the events regarding the mask ban, so this is […]

From Steve Landsburg at the WSJ: Here’s the ticket to the economic brain: Apples are supplied by a competitive industry. The pairs are given by […]

1. Strong sensitivity to great apes. 2. New effects against HIV. They seem very impressive. 3. The possibility of keeping Mars warm with nanoparticles. 4. […]

It’s Dan Falk, a Toronto-based science journalist and major contributor to Undark. His books include “The Science of Shakespeare” and “In Search of Time.” Originally […]

The claim in the title of this post may sound obvious. But I meet many people who think that import tariffs are taxes on imports, […]