minerva

her purring is just the vibrational medicine I need

[minerva @ltsanesan]

@Blanch344 @nobodyknows2322

[minerva @ltsanesan]

@Blanch344 @nobodyknows2322 Nobody thought Mexico was going to win . Government was broke due to independence wars and mines being flooded

[minerva @ltsanesan]

@JesusFerna7026 @Nabil_ES @LdelaEscosura https://t.co/xnJnqRlOAe

[(((Noel Maurer))) @noel_maurer]

@MaxGhenis @MelissaLDell TLDR: the mita does not seem to affect outcomes today. The impact petered out sometime in the late colonial era.

[minerva @ltsanesan]

@JesusFerna7026 @Nabil_ES @LdelaEscosura Dell’s Mita paper is problematic

[(((Noel Maurer))) @noel_maurer]

@MaxGhenis @MelissaLDell Yeah, hi, Max. You might want to know that there are a few small problems with that paper. As in, well, there is no discrete mita boundary to run a RDD on. If you need an unpaywalled copy, I will get it to you.
https://t.co/PWOYFiMGzG

[minerva @ltsanesan]

@JesusFerna7026 big confounder on the white fertility rates. Not to mention the small Mena/Armenia/Iranian factor which are counted as white in USA

[Follow @miblogestublog on BlueSky @miblogestublog]

This is going to be me when I finally quit Twitter

[minerva @ltsanesan]

@JesusFerna7026 @dum_as_hek @lugaricano In contrast, Boston:

[minerva @ltsanesan]

@JesusFerna7026 @dum_as_hek @lugaricano National iq lists are problematic, but the recent Seb Jensen listing Spain with avg IQ between Western Europe and leading Latin American countries sounds about right. Sure looks that way based on accomplishments

[minerva @ltsanesan]

@JesusFerna7026 @Noahpinion Outside of China and possible Vietnam, convergence has stopped, but I think everybody is doing ok in development outside communist holdouts— Cuba and North Korea- and Pakistan. Major exception is Sub Africa

[minerva @ltsanesan]

@Fullantho @JesusFerna7026 Kojeve is also important, since he analysis the competitive nature of modernity

[minerva @ltsanesan]

@Fullantho @JesusFerna7026 Become more popular in the Anglo world

[Will Manidis @WillManidis]

the answers to all your questions can be found in the japanese language peter thiel interview

[minerva @ltsanesan]

@DeGroyper28971 @Celtiberoca @SONZOGNIFerdin1 @owen_mccor One more.

[minerva @ltsanesan]

@Celtiberoca @SONZOGNIFerdin1 @owen_mccor Spain sample @DeGroyper28971

[minerva @ltsanesan]

@Celtiberoca @SONZOGNIFerdin1 @owen_mccor

[minerva @ltsanesan]

@devarbol https://t.co/EIYpzGHzoe

[Santi Ruiz @rSanti97]

In 2024, the US undercounted the number of international students by 200,000. The error went unnoticed for months.

Working with @buxwal has taught me how much the federal government just *doesn’t* know things. It’s Seeing Like A State in reverse — for questions like “how many visa-holders are currently in the country?” the answer is “Nobody knows.” The data doesn’t exist, or when it does it’s interpretable only by the civil servants who have spent 20 years working with it.

The flip side of this state of affairs is that, with the right team, you take government data and produce new knowledge. For instance, the @ifp immigration team built https://t.co/aEwqUfMtqS — it tracks how international students enter the workforce after they graduate. It’s more comprehensive and detailed than any federal government resource on the topic. There’s tremendous alpha available if you’re willing to learn how a federal dataset actually works.

Violet’s piece for Statecraft is a good guide to doing just that.

https://t.co/KSRF3RuApC