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Inequality: the very long run - In Nature Branko Milanovic published an interesting article about (very) long run cycles in inequality, using among other metrics the wage-rent quotiënt as...4 hours ago
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Health care in pets and humans: the more things change … - Looks quite interesting Is American Pet Health Care (Also) Uniquely Inefficient? by Liran Einav, Amy Finkelstein, Atul Gupta – #22669 (AG HC PE) Abstract: ...7 hours ago
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Assessing Learning In Introductory Computer Science: Dagstuhl Seminar Report now Available - I have written about this Dagstuhl Seminar (see earlier post). The formal report is now available. This seminar discussed educational outcomes for first-ye...10 hours ago
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Links I Liked - Beta version of How Change Happens website now live – need your feedback please (and delighted to hear from the accompanying poll that you aren’t sick of m...15 hours ago
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Why the Deep State Is Dumping Hillary - *The governed are ready for a period of retrenchment, consolidation and diplomatic solutions to unwinnable conflicts, as imperfect as the peace might be to...22 hours ago
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The importance of the cat in meditation - Having written a book about madness (Veronika decides to die) , I was forced to wonder how many things we do are imposed on us by necessity, or by the absu...22 hours ago
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Weekly News Roundup [September 23, 2016] - How a café in Croatia became an open virtual library (and what it teaches us about the future of books) (No Shelf Required) Kindle Unlimited Funding Increa...1 day ago
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Struggles with the Continuum (Part 8) - We’ve been looking at how the continuum nature of spacetime poses problems for our favorite theories of physics—problems with infinities. Last time we saw ...1 day ago
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Week in review – politics edition - by Judith Curry A few interesting articles from this past week Last week was a record low number of comments for the presidential politics thread! I assum...1 day ago
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Possible Responses to the Refugee Crisis - In an interview I gave to a Swedish newspaper last week, I said that Sweden could consider new responses to the refugee crisis. My comments were prompted b...3 days ago
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Wise in hindsight - My article on the failure of for-profit competition in human services included a hook to the recently published Productivity Commission report recommending...3 days ago
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Everything has Become Smaller! On Nietzsche’s Microaggressions - Nietzsche’s Zarathustra has a big problem with little people. You could say that he literally has a microaggression. After he has a profound revelation o...3 days ago
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Human compassion for the Syrians, from a Greek psychiatric patient - Daphni, Greece. I was sitting in my office with the computer open, when a patient enters to ask for the medicine he had forgotten to take. The picture of a...4 days ago
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Celebrating the One Percent: Is Inequality Really Good for the Economy? - To paraphrase Mark Twain, everyone complains about inequality, but nobody does anything about it. What they do is to use “inequality” as a takeoff point to...6 days ago
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An Epistemology of Agency - We need an "epistemology of agency" to counter today's growing "post-truth politics." And students will be receptive. They sense that we have the technolog...6 days ago
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Clarke on Fetishism and the problem of labour today - From the CSE Labour Debate: “The problem of labour today is not a problem of a lack of consciousness or the lack of a desire to change the world. The probl...1 week ago
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Pokécology: people will never put down their phones, but games can get them focused on nature - By Jessie Buettel & Barry Brook. Original published on The Conversation. Anyone who has been outdoors in a populated area in the past month will be aware o...1 week ago
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The beauty of mathematics denied, revisited: Lockhart’s Lament - Vladislav Zorov, a Quora user, brought this to my attention. It is a worthy follow-up to Jerry King’s “The Art of Mathematics,” called Lockhart’s Lament. L...1 week ago
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Rainy Day Thoughts (Chess Thoughts Mainly) - As I sit looking out the window at the constant rainfall, it's hard to believe that when I arrived in Australia just over 10 years ago the state of Victori...1 week ago
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An open letter to editors of the New York Times (and most other American periodicals). - Printing Nicholson Baker’s article in yesterday’s Magazine was a terrible, terrible decision.The decision deserves two “terribles” because it was a double ...2 weeks ago
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The U.S. Two-Party System After Trump - For reasons I explained in an earlier post, the bipartisan Democratic-Republican leadership of the U.S. ruling class finds the prospect of Donald Trump as ...2 weeks ago
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Generating consciousness - One week ago I wrote this post about an insight on what could "consciousness" be like, and I imagined it as something not-so hard to gasp as we always thou...2 weeks ago
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Demonology of the working class - After the fall of the Paris Commune in 1871, Bakunin described the proletariat as “the modern Satan, the great rebel — vanquished, but not pacified.” Conti...2 weeks ago
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Freedom from want and toil – and the capitalist social revolution - From the Communist Manifesto Project‘s pamphlet: Rescuing the Message. * * * * Freedom from want and toil The industrial revolution that began over two...4 weeks ago
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David Harvey Lecture Series: Marx and Capital: The Concept, The Book, The History - MARX AND CAPITAL: THE CONCEPT, THE BOOK, THE HISTORY A SERIES OF 5 MONDAY EVENING LECTURES IN POLITICAL ECONOMY BY DAVID HARVEY 6:30-8:30 PM September 12, ...4 weeks ago
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U.S. Economy Stuck At One Percent Growth - The corrected data released by the Commerce Department for the second quarter of 2016 is even a little worse than the already bad initial estimate. In Q2 t...4 weeks ago
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A guide to the chess Olympiad – Part II - For Part 1, click here. In the last article I described the basics of the chess Olympiad, and mentioned that it used to be dominated – almost tediously...5 weeks ago
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Incorporating energy into production functions - In my last post on my Debtwatch blog, I finished by saying that the Physiocrats were the only School of economics to properly consider the role of energy i...5 weeks ago
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SM2000 – Part 8 – Gippstech 2016 Presentation - Justin, VK7TW, has published a video of a recent presentation on the SM2000 at Gippstech, which was held in July 2016. Brady O’Brien, KC9TPA, visited me in...1 month ago
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Too Much Competition is Ruining Sport - Competition is amazing! It is the disruptive engine at the heart of the three key institutional innovations of modernity: market economies, democracy, and ...1 month ago
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Inhuman humans - The Supreme Court case which supposedly decided to corporations should be treated as human beings never did so, although the Supreme Court clerk who summar...4 months ago
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Thoughts about nightmares & dreams - Poemletter I wrote in 2003/4 I had just moved away from Iceland to New Zealand and wrote this poem to self based on a series of dreams I had. It is uncann...4 months ago
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Prince - ——– I’m not a woman I’m not a man I am something that you’ll never understand. ——– Prince shaped me in more intimate ways than any other cultural icon. Whi...5 months ago
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It’s your time you’re wasting - This book, by Frank Chalk, is about his experiences of teaching in a difficult school in England, and the consequences of low standards for some of our wor...5 months ago
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The Physics Of Vibration And Sound – The Latest From CERN - An intriguing announcement from the folks at CERN (read here). At one level this is a coincidence. Why should the cosmos sound like European classical mu...5 months ago
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Mish Moved Off Blogger to MishTalk.Com - For Email Alerts Please Sign Up Again on MishTalk! - I announced on February 22 Goodbye Blogger, Hello WordPress: Mish's GlobalEconomicAnalysis has Moved to MishTalk.Com. My needs outgrew blogger. The top r...6 months ago
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Capital Volume 3, Chapter 36: Pre-Capitalist Social Relations - I The pre-capitalist origins of usurer’s capital Both interest-bearing capital (i.e. usurer’s capital) and merchant’s capital long predate the capitalist ...6 months ago
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Hating The Gaelic - Originally posted on An Sionnach Fionn: Following a brief period of relative quiet the haters of Scottish Gaelic are back in full-swing, attacking new educ...7 months ago
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100% Wealth Tax - As a radical loon, I will need to have something whacky to propose when the world economy collapses sometime in the not too distant future. The only thing ...7 months ago
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Minister, reading recovery requires more than Reading Recovery - An open letter to NSW Education Minister Adrian Piccoli Dear Minister I have been impressed by your determination to enhance the effectiveness of teach...7 months ago
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Zugzwang a review - Zugzwang by Ronan Bennett 2007 Bloomsbury Set around the great chess tournament held in St.Petersburg, in April/May 1914 (annotated) where the winner was t...8 months ago
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“As a social commentary on the modern healthcare system… this is an excellent book.” Laurie Hochstetler, Western Washington University - As a social commentary on the modern healthcare system and cost-cutting measures, this is an excellent book. Komesaroff is a practicing physician. He clear...8 months ago
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October Blog entry - [Event "FIDE World Cup"] [Site "Baku"] [Date "2015.10.03"] [Round "7.3"] [White "Svidler, Peter"] [Black "Karjakin, Sergey"] [Result "0-1"] [ECO "B53"] [Wh...11 months ago
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Re Indirectly Social Labor and a passage from the Grundrisse - In the context of a very long critique of the Proudhonian idea that commodities should exchange for their exact labor content, Marx comes to this bit in wh...1 year ago
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2016 Australian Championship Promotional Video - Hello everyone,Here's a brief blog post about next year's Australian Chess Championship in Melbourne! Enjoy the following video from the organisers, Melbou...1 year ago
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Thanks for Reading - This blog is no longer being updated. Thanks for reading, please enjoy the archives!1 year ago
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The Syrian Freedom Charter - “The Syrian Freedom Charter is a national unity document based on tens of thousands of face-to-face interviews with Syrians, in every governorate of the co...1 year ago
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Egyptian Thuwar Blasts @stwuk’s Syria Hypocrisy, Pseudo-Intellectual @JohnWRees Flips - John Rees came to Sussex University a few months ago to give a talk on Palestine after being invited by our Palestine society there (which I was also a m...1 year ago
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Why David Cameron will struggle to out-Ukip Ukip on EU migration - As I point out repeatedly, the debate about EU migration and free movement has two separate, but related, dimensions: “fairness” – who can access what bene...1 year ago
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Final Post - So I’ve been thinking about finishing up with this blog for a while. I have completed my economics degree now and have a lot less to say than I did before,...2 years ago
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The First World War and the Collapse of the Second International - On 4 August 1914 the German socialist SPD voted for war credits. Within days, the socialist Second International had shattered, as national parties rushed ...2 years ago
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What is Bellingcat - This week I've launched the Kickstarter for my new website, Bellingcat, which I hope will solve one issue I've come across again and again. Often I've bee...2 years ago
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Bogong high plains circuit - *A 4 1/2 day circuit walk in the Bogong High Plains, Victoria, Australia.* *Day 1* Start at the west end of Rocky Valley dam wall. Follow the road to Prett...2 years ago
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Roger Pielke Sr. is now on Twitter! - You can now follow Roger on Twitter. You can find him at @RogerAPielkeSr3 years ago
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