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Professor of Economics, George Mason University, , Bloomberg

Joined August 2007
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    7 hours ago

    I just had on the podcast, the world's first (& only) publicly traded person. the man puts his life decisions up for vote + listens to his shareholders: He wakes up everyday to a different stock price. How is there not a movie about his life?

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    15 hours ago

    Dr. Strickland on why she's not a full professor: "...I never filled out the paperwork. It's all on me. I think people are thinking it's because I'm a woman, I'm being held back. I'm just a lazy person. I do what I want to do and that wasn't worth doing."

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    13 hours ago

    The site of The Black Hawk, the greatest San Francisco jazz club of its day, then and now.

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    14 hours ago

    "Even if there’s briefly a no-deal, or a second vote is held, neither will stick. Long-term, the most likely outcome is Brino (Brexit in name only) or a very soft Brexit." -

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    15 hours ago

    Biggest news story of the year by what is now the best news outlet in the world

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    13 hours ago

    The Browser is very glad to be coming to Substack. The lovely Substack team is taking care of all the technology so that we can focus on what we love most: reading the whole internet and bringing you the best of it.

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  7. 13 hours ago

    Economist Amy Finkelstein is now a 2018 MacArthur Fellow,

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    16 hours ago

    Selfie deaths: 259 people reported dead seeking the perfect picture

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    16 hours ago

    Improving But Not Learning By Doing an ingenious experiment testing cultural transmission theories

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  10. 17 hours ago

    A rose by any other name?:

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    18 hours ago

    One reason the USMCA may be more popular than Nafta, says : Sometimes a brand needs a refresh via

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    19 hours ago

    Stunning article. A. This is why I continue to say: this is much more than a trade dispute B. I've heard rumors of a similar issue on a much more known and widely used product

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    Sep 26

    😍 density, audacity, beauty, technology, humanity. Everything I love.

    A truly astounding image. A street in Macau with the Grand Lisboa Casino looming in the background. Photograph by Paul Tsui, National Geographic travel photographer of the year.’ The future is now.
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    Oct 3

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    Oct 3

    Sociology journals didn't fall for any of the hoax articles. 100% reject rate--hats off to them!

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    Oct 3

    this blows my mind

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    Oct 3

    I don’t think people understand how much more teen binge drinking there was 30-40 years ago compared to today.

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    Oct 3

    I think this is a really important and really great policy idea and hope Noah’s well done piece on it helps elevate the discussion

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    Oct 3

    "No-one mentions the future we're stealing from younger people, a future in which they had an entire continent to explore and who have now, against their will, been strapped down to just this little island because of the small-mindedness of their elders."

    Great and angry piece from
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    Oct 3

    Astonishing to think that the first track he worked on as chief engineer for The Beatles was "Tomorrow Never Knows". A man who shaped the sound of songs we all drink like water. A very sad loss.

    Our thoughts are with the family and friends of Geoff Emerick, who has sadly passed. Geoff’s work as audio engineer on their music was integral, resulting in multiple highly deserved Grammy Awards.
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