stefanschubert.bsky.social
Effective Altruism and the Human Mind (with Lucius Caviola) is available for free at: https://academic.oup.com/book/56384
For physical and audiobook versions, see: https://stefanschubert.substack.com/p/physical-and-audiobook-versions-of
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Wow, not a bad hotel du ville
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I'm not taking a stance on the taxation penalty for growth
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It's more relevant to look at the total tax burden
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The UK tax-to-GDP ratio isn't so far from the Nordic countries
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Also notable that more than half of the recipients at British universities were foreigners.
Overall this is weak evidence that the impact of Brexit on the quality of British research hasn't been as large as one might have feared.
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Notable that Sweden did well in the natural sciences but got no grants in the social sciences or the humanities.
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Yeah, there are different paths to interdisciplinarity.
Ime it has higher variance than intradisciplinary research.
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Yeah, though o3 suggests it was also used specifically for apples.
I guess they just had impoverished terminology relative to what we have now. Cf how we've got more fine-grained colour words with time.
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The degree was from the Vatican
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I'm saying it should say "(Liz Truss resigned before the 300th day)"
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No, you missed the point which is that readers may get the impression that Starmer is more unpopular relative to previous PMs than he is.
Truss was so unpopular that she had to resign.
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Definitely, it's misleading not to include her
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(Though in the end he was admitted on a late intake special quota.)
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ur led är tiden
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Härligt 😊
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Wow, where is that?
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Just from opening the PDF while I wait for my daughter’s swimming class to end, I feel like my favorite argument is missing: sometimes a paper is so bad one review is entirely sufficient for the world to see it’s junk. Right now, these papers are passed on from journal to journal>
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😊 yes, including the audiobook
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It costs a lot to write a book
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I think it reflects differences in production cost
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Yes, in fact they mostly write about other things.
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Looks profoundly British
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Går gärna med i den
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In Sweden we tend to say it's tricky to get hold of people after midsummer (20 June this year).
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Reminds me of how at 9/11 one of my co-workers came in talking about an attack from Taliban-Albanians
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marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevo...
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Sorry, the analysis is by o3 pro.
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Not exclusively
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Thanks for posting these pictures, they want me want to go to Vienna
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Om du får blodad tand finns även detta
poddtoppen.se/podcast/9438...
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Jag rekommderar den där radiodokumentären om du inte lyssnat
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o3
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Right. Though my guess is they're not that interested in whether you agree with "We all have different needs when it comes to our mental health" per se.
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I agree it's not great phrasing. Might they view the first statement as background information, meaning what they're asking about is just "In my daily work, I take sufficient care of myself"?
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Both the Ents and Eowyn's reveal in this passage