Behavioral Economist. Chicago Booth. Co-author of The Winner's Curse with Alex Imas, Nudge: The Final edition with Cass Sunstein, author of Misbehaving.
It is intriguing to me why the Siri AI and Muse assistants seem so much more useful than ChatGPT and Claude. I think it is because they are focused on non-work stuff. Both have expanded my AI usage.
There are, "more self-storage facilities in the U.S. than there are Starbucks, McDonald’s, Walmart, Home Depot, Domino’s, Dunkin’, and Costcos combined." Many owners would be included in the group Eric and his co-author @omzidar write about. Forget AI--think self-storage!
Two friends of mine have published this week on topics few would think to relate. David Owen writes a classic @NYer article about the business of self-storage units https://t.co/sZavd0Xc2c and Eric Zwick's new book came out on Everywhere Millionaires. https://t.co/YqrbzJdH3x
Since 2023 state lawmakers have introduced more than 150 bills targeting campus diversity programmes. But our analysis of staffing data suggests their impact so far has been limited https://t.co/qMOq3fuShP
My post agreeing with @BillSimmons@ringer that 5-set matches are too long preceded last night's fiasco of a great match starting at 11pm. Some think it is just a "scheduling" problem but that is wrong. Long matches *cause* the problem, like yesterday. @geowu@katy_milkman
@R_Thaler I could settle for 3 sets instead of 5 for the men. But I love the long matches and exciting changes of momentum. And they give you enough time to eat, drink, chat, and keep up!
Disappointingly, this article says that what I already knew about recycling (it’s good for aluminum but not really for plastic) is basically correct.
https://t.co/VgVqeWiJ9W