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Is now a good time to talk about the other two Cambridges controversy (MIT Sloan vs MIT Econ), the technology & growth discussion of the 1970s, and the institutional response

A short thread on graph theory and network science. Both have long histories, but I'll focus on two people: Frank Harary, the "godfather of modern (American) graph theory", and Duncan

JAPAN Another thread on the logic behind the Japanese disaster response. Bc if you don't understand network flow you'll likely not get it and offer harmful advice. 1. Japan was

Machine scheduling, operations research, production, and machine learning. An anecdote thread for @sidwindc. Biographical background: from age 15 to about 21, I spent my summers working for the laboratory equipment

Mass testing will not solve any problem. You need to understand who to test, how to test, when to test, how to household with the tests you have, how to

The theory of institutions is inseparable from a theory of protection. The first and foremost role of an institution is to provide a very specific protection, to allow the conversion