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It tends to work out poorly for surgeons and structural engineers. We rightly extrapolated that such an approach has similarly poor odds in other domains.
by pinkfoot 6y ago
It tends to work out poorly for surgeons and structural engineers.
We rightly extrapolated that such an approach has similarly poor odds in other domains.
- number6 6y agoGood point. Structural Engenieers don't tend to follow newsletters written by someone without a degree living in his parents basement. Well if you find someone doing a math newsletter or paper without a degree but a certain knowledge that one quickly climbs academic ranks. This leaves me thinking that economics is more about assuming and musings than about verifiable facts