Scott Page

@Scott_E_Page

Scott Page is the John Seely Brown Distinguished University Professor at the University of Michigan and an external faculty member of the Santa Fe Institute.

Ann Arbor Michigan
cscs.lsa.umich.edu/~spage/
Joined February 2012
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    Oct 20

    Kind before clever. Others before you. Give before getting. Prevent before solving. Listen before speaking.

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  2. Oct 19

    Process and formal methods outperform intuition. You might have thought this was true intuitively, but good to have a model and an empirical analysis :)

    Formal analysis wins: "CEOs use markedly different processes to make strategic decisions; some follow highly formalized … others rely heavily on instinct … structured strategy processes are associated with larger firm size & faster employment growth"
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  3. Oct 9

    Jocelyn Benson and Frank LaRose on Voter Turnout and Access in Ohio and Michigan with ⁦⁩

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  4. Oct 9

    Not just a good idea - it’s the law! Mask mandates lower deaths by 80% and cases by 90% when indoor dining was reopened. Other factors in play here, but those are ginormous (to use the technical term) effect sizes.

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    Oct 8

    This week in : Secretaries of State and on voting rights and voter access. Moderated by . 📆 Tomorrow: Friday, October 9 🕒 3 PM - 4 PM EDT Presented in partnership with .

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  6. Oct 7

    “Instead of relying on expertise, the administration has turned to uninformed “opinion leaders” and charlatans who obscure the truth and facilitate the promulgation of outright lies.” Imagine how this read pre-edit!!

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  7. Oct 3

    Spectacular article on how adults and children apply a “what if everyone did that” in novel situations. Describes cognitive mechanism as well. Will ⁦⁩ find this WEIRD?

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  8. Oct 1

    Miami Dolphins provide framework for diverse leadership on, off field

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  9. Oct 1

    Do superspreading events explain clustering of outbreaks? And are people, places with poor ventilation, or the combination of the two the cause? And, if the last of these, how do we respond?

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  10. Sep 29

    The $3.75 per hour solution to my dog barking during zoom seminars. Thanks to Sparrow meats!

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  11. Sep 26

    went golfing with my son yesterday and based on his location, he began getting ads in his feed for golf equipment. Explains why I’ve been getting those ads for limited pro stock tractor pulling engines.

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  12. Sep 16

    For all of my faculty colleagues at ⁦⁩ in agony over our 65% revote / p-hack / affront to rile followers everywhere. Here is a glimmer of hope. A famous paper showing you only need 64%

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  13. Sep 16

    The overwhelming concerns that people voiced were that the administration take action on structural racism, show humility, apologize, increase transparency, and decentralize. Huge thank you to the awesome community for helping my prepare. Go Blue!

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  14. Sep 14

    Tomorrow 1:45 -2:30 EST I engage in a live, frank conversation with UM President and Provost about pandemic and other issues. Streaming at . Members of the University Community, send me your thoughts, concerns, and questions here

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    Sep 6

    1. Did the latest mortality forecasts making the media rounds - 410,000 deaths - seem high to you? Yeah, me too. I wanted to understand what’s driving projections of 220K more deaths by New Years. So, I tried to peek under the hood, as best I could. Buckle in. A thread.

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    Aug 28

    Please try to listen in...

    Sept. 3: Join Ann Pendleton-Jullian and for part two of their conversation on navigating our “whitewater world” - a world that is hyperconnected, rapidly changing, and radically contingent. Moderated by IFTF Distinguished Fellow Richard Adler.
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  17. Aug 28

    Thoughtful piece on how the Milwaukee Bucks refusal to play differed from NBA’s corporate approach to raise awareness. The Buck’s action seemed more real because, well, it was.

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  18. Aug 26

    University of Illinois steps up with amazing saliva based test that even measures viral load. Testing everyone frequently. Great interview here

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    Aug 19

    Please try to come...

    Tomorrow! Join Ann Pendleton-Jullian and to hear how we can use a new mindset to navigate our “whitewater world” - a world that is hyperconnected and radically contingent. Moderated by IFTF Distinguished Fellow Richard Adler.
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  20. Aug 18

    Excellent thread on proven interventions that reduce crime

    Recently there's been lots of interest in alternatives to law enforcement. Many have also expressed concern about recent increases in violent crime. So: what non-law enforcement policies/programs have been shown specifically to reduce *violent crime*? A thread:
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