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Taisu Zhang
ZhangTaisu
So... this morning, during a Clubhouse panel discussion about global economic divergence, a (Mainland Chinese) audience member made the argument that semi-colonization by European powers was a good thing for
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Conrad Miller
conradcmiller
Excited to share research with Ben Feigenberg (@UICLAS) on racial disparities in motor vehicle searches conducted by highway patrol. TLDR: eliminating these disparities would *increase* contraband yield.NBER: https://www.nber.org/papers/w27
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J.D. Vance
JDVance1
Figured I'd reply to this. Will be brief. Basically, on the mortality point, granted, though I don't know what we do with that besides pursuing different quarantine strategies for old
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Eli Dourado
elidourado
This is a fascinating working paper by Taylor Jaworski and coauthors about the Interstate Highway System. http://eh.net/eha/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Kitschens.pdf Get ready for a few facts and findings. The Interstate Highway System is
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Aelkus
all of this more or less comprehensively vindicates Crozier.https://twitter.com/bungdan/status/1247332392718577664 almost all of the arguments about what he should have done presume that there was some structure in place that would
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j0ne_s_
i am going to descend into the valley of the pleasant and basic and do a "here's what i've read in quarantine" thread kicked off by re-reading this, despite being
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David B. Larter
DavidLarter
Incorrect. "Japan lies beyond the effective reach of China’s A2/AD capabilities and could thus be supplied from its eastern ports."https://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/asia/2021-04-28/washington-avoiding-tough-questions-taiwa
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Kyle Haynes
kyle_e_haynes
To be clear, I disagree with Glaser's FA piece. But this "takedown" is off, in several ways.https://foreignpolicy.com/2021/05/03/taiwan-policy-us-china-abandon/ Yes, the US is declining. Has been for decades. But just about an
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mwihaki muraguri
mwihaki254
Today marks a month since out first COVID 19 case was identified. 31 days from Patient 0 to 197. Its been 18 days since the last passenger flight touched ground.
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Zeeshan Aleem
ZeeshanAleem
This successful campaign by @khoaphan to swiftly get someone fired for being an asshole in a grocery store is a good example of concerns that some of us — across
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Andrew J. Hawkins 🚇🚌🚲🛴
andyjayhawk
This is a big deal.For the first time, Waymo is publishing data from its self-driving program in Phoenix. Mileage, crash stats, new information about its simulation program. This is likely
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Chiara Russo Krauss 🇪🇺🇮🇹
russokrauss
The discussion about the difference between deaths “because of” coronavirus and “with coronavirus” is a good case study of Max Weber concept of “adequate causation”, “objective possibility”, and “causal imputation”.
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Tony Wilson
tonywilsonIES
So right in time to announce new help for long-term unemployed - evidence from @DWP that the Work Programme had pretty big positive impacts. H/T @AdamCoutts. Quick thread.https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-work-programme-impact-
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Ana Rodrigues
AnaSLRodrigues
#ProjectedAreas are the main tool on which our hopes rest for halting & reversing biodiversity declines! But do they work? Not a simple question -> We review the multifaceted challenges
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Jameson Voss MD MPH
JamesonVoss
Many are sharing an article claiming that US "lockdowns" cause 10x more deaths than the coronavirus due to deaths of despair, etc. Definitions are key & the estimate is likely
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Tom Finch
tomfinch89
1/ Cautious thought stream, in lieu of coffee break chat (correct me if I'm wrong):Welfare issues aside, meat from &is seen as 'bad' because it inefficiently uses cropland which could
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