This memo is a transparent press release.
Huh. Cool. I just kind of figured I'd stumble across an answer to that one and here I am. Makes good sense too. Thanks. Hey, here's a question, why does the comment reply link sometimes not render until I refresh the…
I haven't bothered to look at Russians' responses to Uber, but the whole idea must seem strange to any Russian. It has been normal in Russia since the fifties to flag down cars (i.e. everyday, private traffic) on the…
Came here to point out just this. This article is a great example of convoluted syntax and flagrant wordiness. I mean, come on: >All this had come rushing back because once upon a time, I had lived through it too, in my…
The internet will never be down again (barring the Apocalypse). Human life changed in the nineties in ways that we have not even begun to grasp.
But there are many examples of goods that are not considered "normal." The state has always regulated such vital goods, usually ensuring supply. The Farm Bill is a perfect example. Housing is another.
And they don't do it semester after semester, which of course can be a bad thing or a good thing, but if anything surely hones an instructor's understanding of the student body.
Sorry, did you mean to write "rational rational agents"? If so, why repeat "rational"?
Apogee...
This memo is a transparent press release.
Huh. Cool. I just kind of figured I'd stumble across an answer to that one and here I am. Makes good sense too. Thanks. Hey, here's a question, why does the comment reply link sometimes not render until I refresh the…
I haven't bothered to look at Russians' responses to Uber, but the whole idea must seem strange to any Russian. It has been normal in Russia since the fifties to flag down cars (i.e. everyday, private traffic) on the…
Came here to point out just this. This article is a great example of convoluted syntax and flagrant wordiness. I mean, come on: >All this had come rushing back because once upon a time, I had lived through it too, in my…
The internet will never be down again (barring the Apocalypse). Human life changed in the nineties in ways that we have not even begun to grasp.
But there are many examples of goods that are not considered "normal." The state has always regulated such vital goods, usually ensuring supply. The Farm Bill is a perfect example. Housing is another.
And they don't do it semester after semester, which of course can be a bad thing or a good thing, but if anything surely hones an instructor's understanding of the student body.
Sorry, did you mean to write "rational rational agents"? If so, why repeat "rational"?
Apogee...