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Flavio Toxvaerd
toxvaerd1
Should we pay people for getting infected? Should we increase fines for rule breakers? Incentives are key for controlling epidemic & getting it wrong can backfire. So far, the government
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Arash Kolahi
ArashKolahi
#AnarchismIs the belief that humans are most fulfilled when we are free, have a fair say in the decisions that affect our lives & our societal relationships are equitable.Anarchism seeks
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Aaron Bastani
AaronBastani
Can capitalism solve its crises? Is innovation possible without the public sector? Why can’t politicians solve basic problems? And what’s wrong with shareholder value?Was great to speak to @MazzucatoM about
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Michael R. Strain
MichaelRStrain
THREAD. In my latest working paper, @dwschanz and I find that EITC expansions increase employment. On average, employment increased by about 5 percentage points by the fifth year following an
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Richard Murphy
RichardJMurphy
I keep hearing people complain that the ‘mainstream media’ does not understand economics and that we’re talked down to as if everything must be explained as if the economy is
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Robert Baesman
rbaesman
Thread alert! Been thinking about folks leaving Silicon Valley and good commentaries from @btaylor & others on tone. Agree with all that – especially when it comes to the super
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Stacie Dusetzina
DusetzinaS
NEW TWEETORIAL : ICYMI our new @NEJM perspective on #PartD came out this weekend. Don't worry - I'll catch you up! If you don't like GIFS (LOL, who doesn't like
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Dan McArdle
robustus
1/ Just listened to @Jkylebass and @ErikSTownsend on Macro Voices. Nice to see they're (grudgingly) accepting BTC to some extent, but they both still have some big hang-ups; surmountable ones,
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Sahil Bloom
SahilBloom
Noise Bottleneck 101With the media in election frenzy, it has become increasingly difficult to find the signal amidst all the noise. We encounter a classic @nntaleb "noise bottleneck."But what is
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Dr Ashley Morgan
DrAshleyMorgan1
This paper is dedicated to Donna Campbell who was a Healthcare Support worker in Cardiff. Donna died of Covid-19 on 10th of April. She was two years above me in
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Daniel Haqiqatjou
Haqiqatjou
Johns Hopkins, the top medical university in the US, publisher this covid analysis but quickly had to bury it. To see why, let's look at what the study says. I
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Evan Charles Moore
evancharles
We probably took "do things that don't scale" too far. It was absurd. But there was a major upside to doing so many orders ourselves: we understand the details: The
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Vlad "1 bitcoin = 1 million bits” Costea
TheVladCostea
Lots of Romanians have been asking me about this crypto project which they call our national pride in computer science.It's called @ElrondNetwork, it's shilled heavily by @beniaminmincu, and it makes
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Eric Feigl-Ding
DrEricDing
I can’t sleep, cuz I’m worried again. I want to tell my kid one day that daddy did all he could to stop the pandemic. Daddy failed in January, despite
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Sam Kazemian
samkazemian
1/ In this thread, I will explain why Ampleforth (AMPL) is the biggest facepalm in crypto history, more so than even Bitconnect. I don’t mean to say AMPL is a
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Jessica Price
Delafina777
this is literally what like every Jew who reads the parables has been trying to tell youbut y'all keep insisting these stories are about how Judaism is badhttps://twitter.com/ErinGreenbean/status/1354933835666837510 like these
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