We're drawing randomly from the academy, not say development academics?
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I'm imagining a team that's roughly suited for the task of 'building a city' - so some from every discipline, and also assuming the distribution over specialty is mostly the same as it is for nonacademics too.
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Non-academics. Because they taught themselves and are more experienced in how things actually work.
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I know plenty of academics that are absolutely clueless... on the other hand there are plenty of academics that are pretty good at policy (ex. many central bankers)
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Much depends on which discipline(s) the academics are from. Sight unseen I'd guess academic colonies would have lower mean performance but higher variance.
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How is "better" measured?
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Being the first vote in an Aella tweet is a special high
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depends on the academics. economists? game theorists? urban planners? legal scholars? maybe.
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That's REALLY hard to say without knowing what they DO in Academia.
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Having worked in both academia and industry, I can say that people in industry who like to criticize academia invariably have no idea how it works, and generally underperform it.
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