cryptolaureates

Like baseball cards, except for researchers who are recognized as having made extraordinary contributions to knowledge. An ongoing series by @chrisberg

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Getting started on @sifchain DEX sif16336nwqm9qdq0h9hnsaldm6eqn746tm0l8c887 #getrowan #CosmosMeetsEthereum

[Jake Brukhman @jbrukh]

Why do we need blockchains when money moves at the speed of light between banks, social networks are effectively governed, all data is secure and uncompromised, institutions are working perfectly, and investors are being protected by regulators?

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and an exciting one: george stigler, but on mars, 1/1 https://t.co/2pagneFXRB

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(one of) the founder(s) of public choice: the inestimable james m buchanan https://t.co/FF2UPx3QAg

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The legendary public choice economics - George Stigler https://t.co/qxs1Vf1RXI

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now trying to figure out which @cryptolaureates would have supported a ubi ... i'm going to say gunnar myrdal https://t.co/jZYCLSNXy5

[santi @santisiri]

shoot me names of historical figures that help make a case of why $ubi

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Elinor Ostrom - she's in a city (single edition) https://t.co/iqENKYEUWM

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for those whose interests are more about planning the optimal allocation of resources - it's Leonid Kantorovich! https://t.co/uCiw35Vnbx

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The great Elinor Ostrom - enemy of the tragic commons https://t.co/O73yNaUSvw

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Or perhaps you'd prefer Ken Arrow, author of the most disheartening result in the theory of collective decision making? https://t.co/fOnMa82WB4

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Ragnar Frisch - a perfect gift for the econometrician in your life https://t.co/oYPjv3YGL6

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Friedrich Hayek on the moon: single edition available now https://t.co/KL8UlHDtEO