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What about...: March 2010
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A place for deep thoughts. Nah, just kidding. Saturday, March 13, 2010. The "Wave" of the Future? It has been four months since I was invited and first tried Google Wave. I remember the excitement of trying a new communications paradigm, something with the potential of revolutionizing email and collaboration as we know it. Today I logged on to Wave; there were no new Waves from my few contacts, sniff… sniff. But then again I did not start any new waves during the last three months either. Raw Story, a pr...
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What about...: August 2011
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A place for deep thoughts. Nah, just kidding. Friday, August 26, 2011. All Quiet On The Eastern Front, before Hurricane Irene. All Quiet On The Eastern Front, before Hurricane Irene arrives. Wednesday, August 24, 2011. Why Liberals Are More Intelligent. Why Liberals Are More Intelligent Than Conservatives. This seems to strike more true today than when the article was published over a year ago on Psychology Today. Saturday, August 20, 2011. How Class Wars Begin. Sent: Saturday, August 20, 2011 1:58 PM.
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morph366: Bipolar Markets
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Musings on Markets, Memes and Mayhem. Wednesday, 1 May 2013. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Receive updates to Morph366's blog via e-mail. Enter your email address:. Turnover Liquidity and the Transmission of Monetary Policy. Major Insurers to G20 Nations: Stop Wasting Time, Phase-Out Fossil Fuel Subsidies by 2020. Project Fear = We have had it with experts. Dollar-yen in a prom dress. Tuesday: Case-Shiller House Prices. 8220;Clinton economist trusts government too much”. The Girl Child Arrives.
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Will Muessig: Genius is not required for studying and doing math
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Thoughts on politics, economics, science and everything else. Sunday, July 26, 2015. Genius is not required for studying and doing math. The NY Times had a great profile. Of math genious Terry Tao recently, and compared to most other bios of mathematicians it actually makes some minor headway towards correcting the poisonous cultural bias that anyone doing math has. To be a math god. An example:. Subscribe to: Post Comments ( Atom ). Quote of the Week. Daily Dose of Architecture. New York Review of Books.
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Will Muessig: Futurism is for everyone
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Thoughts on politics, economics, science and everything else. Tuesday, August 4, 2015. Futurism is for everyone. The Atlantic has a strange article. Discussing the diversity dimension of the futurist philosophy and culture:. Does it not have value or meaning? Subscribe to: Post Comments ( Atom ). Quote of the Week. Daily Dose of Architecture. Global Catastrophic Risk Institute. New York Review of Books. The cult of overwork is a collective action proble. Patent Pending: my imaginary poli sci PhD thesis.
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The New Decembrists: December 2009
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Thursday, December 17, 2009. The Devil Is in the Details. Mike Konczal at Rortybomb disagrees. With Economics of Contempts recent post in these pages. About the proper regulatory structure for derivatives trading:. Even better, Mike is not content just to hurl brickbats and criticism. He explains in an accompanying post. Exactly what it is he is looking for in derivatives trading reform:. So what are the features that I want to see? Posted by The Epicurean Dealmaker. Links to this post. The guiding myth ...
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The Slack Wire: Reviving the Knife-Edge: Aggregate Demand in the Long Run
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160; Dreary, Out-of-Date Academic Controversializing. Monday, February 25, 2013. Reviving the Knife-Edge: Aggregate Demand in the Long Run. The second issue of the new Review of Keynesian Economics. Is out, this one focused on growth. [1] There's a bunch of interesting contributions, but I especially like the piece by Steve Fazzari, Pietro Ferri, Edward Greenberg and Anna Maria Variato. On growth and aggregate demand. This is the question posed by Fazzari et al., building on Ro...
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Bronte Capital: Poor Charlie's Counterattack
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The sometimes eccentric views of John Hempton. Wednesday, April 1, 2015. Charlie Munger - at the last annual meeting of the Daily Journal Corporation - where Charlie is Chairman - said some pithy stuff about Valeant (and implicitly the CEO J Micheal Pearson). To quote:. Valeant is like ITT and Harold Geneen come back to life, only the guy is worse this time. Now ITT was not by any stretch the worst of the 1960-70s conglomerates. If Charlie had compared Valeant to (say) Ling-Temco-Vought. The Late Great A...
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Bronte Capital: One more Bank of the Internet advertisement
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The sometimes eccentric views of John Hempton. Thursday, April 9, 2015. One more Bank of the Internet advertisement. This one needs no explanation at all:. It says: "New draft pick wants to buy a luxury home. BOFI Federal Bank can do that". All i can think about our these cheesy subway nyc ads. Https:/ www.google.com/search? April 10, 2015 at 12:05 AM. At least the secondary market for luxury homes is fairly stable. April 10, 2015 at 10:01 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Get this blog by email.
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Bronte Capital: February 2015
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The sometimes eccentric views of John Hempton. Saturday, February 28, 2015. An interpretation of the Herbalife result. The Herbalife result had three elements - two bad, one good. The bad elements are. A) That volume fell - and quite sharply - minus 6 percent, and. B) There was an inventory build in the face of the volume fall. The shorts have played these elements up - and combined they meant that the cash flow was sequentially far less good. The good element (which the company played up) was. Ii) Requi...
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