I often think about that line from the Ken Burns series on the Vietnam War: when you can't measure the things that matter, you make the things that you can measure matter. (This was a reference to how the enemy body count came to be used as a metric of progress.)https://twitter.com/JamesRobichaux/status/1222637320546983944 …
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This is something I think about. I'm building a platform to highlight influential people in the past and present who've supported some form of UBI, in an effort to build support for the concept itself. This will be on http://facesofubi.org when it launches
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Cool. I just can't wait until we can just discuss and promote UBI again.
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So, it's not a matter of whether my approach is (or would be if someone with a comparable profile ran on it) the more effective one or whether Yang's is more effective. It's that the data necessary to even make such a determination doesn't even exist in the first place.
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Čini se da učitavanje traje već neko vrijeme.
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