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Prediction as the New Meritocracy: Why the Future of Expertise Will Be Measured, Not Claimed
Here’s a guest post by my dear friend Steve Kuhn, founder of Major League Pickleball. Now he’s got a new company, SportsPredict.com. In this essay, he makes the intellectual case for his new venture.
Cues vs. Content: A Proposal to Empirically Distinguish Lewis-Style Coalition Theory from Caplan’s Simplistic Theory
Inspired by my debate with the Lewis brothers, Bet On It reader Spencer Marlen-Starr recently posted this piece on Medium. I’m reposting it here with his permission. He’s looking for your feedback, so comments are especially welcome.
Solving the Mind-Body Problem: Dualism vs. Searle, Part 2
[continued from yesterday]
Solving the Mind-Body Problem: Dualism vs. Searle, Part 1
My teacher, famed philosopher John Searle, died last week. I took his Philosophy of Language class in Spring, 1991, and his much-better Philosophy of Mind class in Fall, 1992. He was brilliant and hilarious. He also had a distinctive speaki...
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I am a Professor of Economics at George Mason University, and a New York Times Bestselling author. My latest book is *You Will Not Stampede Me*.
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