mstoehr

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   by mstoehr 18y ago

   I agree. I mean human minds usually forget things unless they're reminded more than once.
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   In Innovation, Meta is Max(overcomingbias.com)

   2 points by mstoehr 18y ago|0 comments
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   by mstoehr 18y ago

   I'm surprised at how strongly held most of the opinions are argued in the forum. The reason why is that I know of very little scientific evidence that would lend people such certainty. Firstly, as I understand it, to date, there has been
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   by mstoehr 18y ago

   Most econometricians would admit it, it's just that the linear models, and Gaussian models are easier to handle since they require much less data to calibrate, and the results have more or less confirmed economic theory. There is no doubt
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   by mstoehr 18y ago

   These two are my favorite (that are reasonably priced!). Samuelson is definitely a formidable thinker and lays the groundwork for much later economic thinking. http://www.amazon.com/Worldly-Philosophers-Lives-Economic-Th... http://www.a
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   by mstoehr 19y ago

   I somewhat agree with sah in that Roth's essay did not fully address the central point of Graham's essay: the effect that large hierarchical structures have on people. The discussion of ad hominem arguments aside, I would point out that yo