Warning to friends who collect data on @Prolific: Today I got horrible data quality. Many repeats of open responses. Many referencing a condition they wouldn't have seen based on their random assignment.
“As we learn more, our beliefs should change. One extreme is to decide what you think and be impervious to new information. Another extreme is to over-privilege the last thing you learned...incorporate them both, giving them appropriate weights.” https://t.co/2y0zEBeUBf
This brilliant image from @neuterthedebt and adapted by @nntaleb in his Principia Politica paper (https://t.co/fTL3yzzZyU) captures my view of inequality issues in less than 1K words:
A new study led by @UTSEngage economist Dr Nathan Kettlewell @NathanKettlewe1 compares the impact of 18 major life events on #wellbeing over time: #ausecon https://t.co/2iQXLNTgBe
@AnnieDuke Love this. Gives more credence to the impact of work relationships on your well-being.
Interested (and hopeful) to see how this will shift with work from anywhere.