>If politicians get to call the shots in any way, it's going to run way over budget. Pretty much every single time. I'm reminded of that $2M bathroom at a public park in NYC. This is the video. There's some libertarian…
This the Ad Coelum Doctrine in legalese. I don't think it makes sense either.
Sounds like you're interested in computational aeroacouatics.
>People don’t like being told they can’t drive wherever they want, but Lores says that while people claim it as a right, in fact what they want are privileges. This strikes me as the fundamental issue.
>However, markets are socially constructed because they depend on property rights that are socially constructed, and there are many different ways that markets and property rights can be constructed, some of which are…
I saw it yesterday too. I'm interested in attention models, but I'm not a skilled enough practitioner to say anything meaningful about them yet. Someone linked me the author's more recent article [1] yesterday which…
Am I alone in thinking this isn't heresy? A country or federal state is just a company with a monopoly over law in a certain geographical region. Facebook's "monopoly" is at least subject to the whim of the market, as…
>If politicians get to call the shots in any way, it's going to run way over budget. Pretty much every single time. I'm reminded of that $2M bathroom at a public park in NYC. This is the video. There's some libertarian…
This the Ad Coelum Doctrine in legalese. I don't think it makes sense either.
Sounds like you're interested in computational aeroacouatics.
>People don’t like being told they can’t drive wherever they want, but Lores says that while people claim it as a right, in fact what they want are privileges. This strikes me as the fundamental issue.
>However, markets are socially constructed because they depend on property rights that are socially constructed, and there are many different ways that markets and property rights can be constructed, some of which are…
I saw it yesterday too. I'm interested in attention models, but I'm not a skilled enough practitioner to say anything meaningful about them yet. Someone linked me the author's more recent article [1] yesterday which…
Am I alone in thinking this isn't heresy? A country or federal state is just a company with a monopoly over law in a certain geographical region. Facebook's "monopoly" is at least subject to the whim of the market, as…