A weird trend: a lot of people I know are going back to look at stuff done in the 1960s to help with their current work.
e.g. @LaureneTran91 with firm economics, @patrickc with scientific project management, @gauravvman with RNA, and ofc @nickarner and I with human augmentation
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That’s a great policy recommendation but I don’t think that’s it More that you had an “establishment” of pro-science people in business and government before the hippies revolted
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can you dumb this down for me how was the switch from long-term deterministic (dare to say optimistic) thinking to short term economic gains pushed by students looking for "world peace/unity"?
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This is an unintentionally hilarious tweet
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Search for e.g. "1970s tax revolt" for the economic side of the cultural shift happening at that time
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"whenever you can utilize short-term thinking to enable long-term thinking amazing things will happen" – Some budget restraint scientist somewhere, probably
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