>> His preliminary analysis found there is likely a “current disinformation campaign” on Twitter’s #arsonemergency hashtag due to... https://t.co/4nbdMIeVDI
For those who have forgotten the past 40 years:
Tax cuts for the rich
...don’t trickle down
Slashing regulations
...doesn’t create jobs
Restricting immigration
...doesn’t help workers
Preemptive military strikes
...don’t bring peace
Folks, we’ve seen this all before.
>> So long as Ghosn stays out of France, corporate and diplomatic scars can start healing, and everyone can get back to work. << https://t.co/dB8vShh3G0
>> But, at least when it comes to the pursuit of the truth, it’s an absolute fool’s errand. Voting, betting, or information markets will never replace professional journalism and other forms of refined critical thinking – and ironically, math and... https://t.co/QfxpU0ocr8
>> Decentralized systems forsake scale, speed, and cost in favor of one key feature: censorship resistance. Cryptocurrency solves problems faced by the censored who, by definition,... https://t.co/WuwVmPipGK
>> This continued urbanization could help keep total factor productivity growth at a relatively high compound annual growth rate of 1.6% through 2030 (vs. 1.9% in 2014-18). As a result, China's annual per-capita income could more than double by... https://t.co/Jz475Q6Ru4
#読書メモ#audiobook
>> The way model retailers design and manage their operations turns out to be the means by which well-paid, well-trained employees create even more wealth than they cost.
Model retailers... https://t.co/uAvZkiZ9Le
#読書メモ#audiobook
>> From the beginning, we living beings have been modules of something current evolutionary theory fails to see, a collective thinking and invention machine...
The result indicates that a... https://t.co/ZbXL0FFjLb
>> Our working paper shows that countries with low social mobility, where family origins strongly determine economic outcomes, are at high risk of populist political disruption...
Modern populists win power by leveraging frustration over the... https://t.co/yip1ZrbKec
>> But for most of U.S. history, the two parties were sprawling, mixed-up coalitions of state and local groups—and thus flexible enough to compete in most places with... https://t.co/pgq1e6zWq1