@devonzuegel Do you think Uber still could have done better with the rollout? What if they instead raised general prices and offered an "off-peak" discount?
@Gladwell Given the success Swedes have had with Vision Zero in reducing road fatalities using a passive approach, do you think you were a bit too hard on Haddon in your article "Wrong Turn"?
We've only been somewhat successful at flattening the curve, but this suggests that the benefits from those efforts are real and substantial. Drop from 25% to 7% mortality among seriously ill (after controlling for demographics) https://t.co/0fPFNm3zk1 https://t.co/0fPFNm3zk1
@IDoTheThinking Why not bike lanes as well? Fwys have so much real estate, I think you could have enough to make barrier-w/-tree separated lanes. It would be fun to fly through a city like that, and what views!
@mattyglesias@mattyglesias does one have a stronger case for statehood than the other? Perhaps it seems a bit odd when they are both lumped together in advocacy
@mattyglesias I'd love to learn more about improving local gov efficacy. As frmr bureaucrat, it was a bit of a bummer in the @tylercowen interview hearing you were resigned to the usa always having slightly crappy public service w/out ideas for improvement
@mattyglesias General agglomeration benefits of new-ish knowledge-based economy not satisfying enough? Aside from covid, the past 2 decades have been great for big, diverse cities
@safrazie @CarterRubin There was a brief moment when Google maps colored private green space differently from public green spaces, but then they reverted back. Not sure why
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Her arg was not just quantity - also the type of policing. Too few highly-trained homicide detectives (solving real cases) and yet too many doing "gang-busting" and "drug enforcement"
Amen. The major conclusion of Jill Leovy's Ghettoside. She argues here for the counterintuitive idea -- especially at the moment -- that poor black neighborhoods are actually neglected by law enforcement. Hence Baltimore's abysmal homicide clearance rate in 2019: 32 percent.