To me, it feels like artificial narrow intelligence arnoldkling.substack.com/p/a…

I looked at the box score of the last playoff game. The White Sox put the ball in play 9 times. 3 hits, 6 outs. the other 21 outs were strikeouts. MLB is turning into girls' softball.

On health care in America, for the Boyd institute boydinstitute.org/p/health-c… includes some illuminating charts

The AI panic reminds me of the Y2K panic back in the day. At least that one had a definite date when people could move on to something else.

I am not the person who makes this case. But if I recall correctly, this type of person argued that by talking about expanding NATO to include Ukraine, the U.S. triggered fears in Moscow and provoked the attack

Sounds like the same setup that existed with AAA-rated mortgage securities tranches in 2008.

Skidelsky on Keynes (the full three volumes, to get the influence of anti-Victorianism on Keynes' outlook); Perry Mehrling on Fischer Black, captures the fascinating person and his original thought

From the War on Iran to the Crisis of the American Republic open.substack.com/pub/niallf…

From the War on Iran to the Crisis of the American Republic open.substack.com/pub/niallf… an insightful and pessimistic tour d'horizon from @nfergus among the UATX students that appear are two who were in my class in the Jan-March term

playswingstate.com/ Tim Kane's game to illustrate electoral politics. I played and lost, but it's a cool app