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Monday assorted links

Privatizing Law Enforcement: The Economics of Whistleblowing

Why did the colonists hate taxes so much?

The evolution of Albanian AI governance

What should I ask Dan Wang?

Sunday assorted links

*The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny*, now finished

Are new data centers boosting electricity prices?

What should I ask Andrew Ross Sorkin?

Saturday assorted links

Are the ACA exchanges unraveling?

Should we worry about AI’s circular deals?

Emergent Ventures India, 11th cohort

Who Pays for Tariffs Along the Supply Chain?

Friday assorted links

Prediction Markets Are Very Accurate

Some further new negative results on minimum wage hikes

The Peter Principle and exploiting overconfident workers

When will quantum computing work?

Thursday assorted links

Red Rooms, a 2023 Quebecois movie

What I’ve been reading

*Why Live: How Suicide Becomes an Epidemic*

Wednesday assorted links

Ads as cues

Podcast with Filippo Gaddo

Will there be a Coasean singularity?

Tuesday assorted links

Harvard graduate admissions

The MR Podcast: Our Favorite Models, Session 2: The Baumol Effect

Words of wisdom

How the pandemic has changed the world

Monday assorted links

The median voter model, or the Becker pressure group model?

Creative Destruction in a Nutshell

What should I ask Diarmaid MacCulloch

*Surviving Rome: The Economic Lives of the Ninety Percent*

Sunday assorted links

*The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny*, by Kiran Desai

My choral music podcast with Rick Rubin

Understanding and Addressing Temperature Impacts on Mortality

Saturday assorted links

Rare Earths Aren’t Rare

Some simple economics of AI and macro cycles

The Economic Geography of American Slavery

Friday assorted links

Predicting Job Loss?

Those new service sector jobs

My excellent Conversation with George Selgin

Thursday assorted links

Rick Rubin podcasts with me

John Nye on Joel Mokyr (from my email)

AI and the First Amendment

Interview with Robinson Erhardt of Stanford

What matters for central banks?

Wednesday assorted links

Democracy and Capitalism are Mutually Reinforcing

Tanmay Khale on the decline in iconic songs over time (from my email)

D’Angelo, RIP

Tuesday assorted links

We Turned the Light On—and the AI Looked Back

China fact of the day

French facts of the day

Monday assorted links

What should I ask Blake Scholl?

Sunday assorted links

How Immigration is Changing the Black-White Earnings Gap

New archaeology tranche for Emergent Ventures

What matters for central banks?

What should I ask Brendan Foody?

China understands negative emotional contagion

Ian Smith’s memoir *Bitter Harvest: The Great Betrayal*

Friday assorted links

Lookism sentences to ponder

Claims about education and convergence

More on Trumpian equity stakes

Thursday assorted links

From the Forecasting Research Institute

Hanson and Buterin for Nobel Prize in Economics

Is the earned income tax overrated?

Claims about polygyny

Andrew wants new Singapore recommendations

Wednesday assorted links

Where has beauty gone in the modern world?

Share repurchases do not discourage investment

Black Veterans and Civil Rights After World War I

Tuesday assorted links

Singapore fact of the day

MR Podcast: Our Favorite Models, Session 1

Who exactly is rigid again?

Emergent Ventures winners, 47th cohort

Monday assorted links

The Free Press is joining Paramount

Sentences to ponder

Helen Andrews on the feminization of culture

The unraveling of Obamacare?

Sunday assorted links

Virginia fact of the day

The ai Boom

Thiel and Wolfe on the Antichrist in literature

Saturday assorted links

AI Scientists in the Lab

New data on social media

Türkiye’s Homemade Crises

Do LLMs favor outputs created by themselves?

Friday assorted links

Valuing free goods

What I’ve been reading

On politics and gender

Thursday assorted links

Uri Bram on throwing a good party

My excellent Conversation with John Amaechi

Some simple economics of Sora 2?

Wednesday assorted links

Higher education is not that easy