Thank you so much. You're truly inspiring for me. I'm an outsider as well (as a meteorologist and being autistic, too) and try hard to provide scientific facts about the virus on my blog. I follow your great articles since the beginning (keep the parks open was my first one).
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@yousitonmyspot is being modest; he has singlehandedly blogged and reported tirelessly on the pandemic in Austria, fact-checking “experts” who led us into a terrible mess. He has outperformed the media establishment. You are both wonderful discoveries of 2020. Thank you. - Show replies
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This makes me miss the pre-twitter/pre-facebook internet, when anonymity was the norm, and status was kind of a non-issue, or at least far less of one.
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It seems to me that "stay in your lane" is most often said by people expressing a strong opinion on something that they themselves are not an expert in.
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Two of my fave econ game theory papers (if you haven't seen them) Too Cool for School https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=272593 … On why middle tier schools care most about status. And Morris' Political Correctness https://www.brown.edu/Departments/Economics/Faculty/Glenn_Loury/louryhomepage/teaching/Ec%20237/Morris%20(JPE)%202001.pdf … On how expert advice get censored due to reputation fear
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