God Became the Glass
Tegan TruittEconomics and finance in a liberal education
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The Reign of the Saints, Pt. 2
Up to the starting line
I want to revolutionize the way we understand law, religion, politics, and Western European history and I’ve got the data to back me up.
If you want to read the actual working paper, it’s up on SSRN. If you want...
AI consciousness: implications for economists
Here is a concrete question I’d like an answer to: can an LLM suffer? The answer to that has all sorts of profound implications for how I act. Here’s another: can an LLM and I enjoy friendship in the following sense — common knowledge (recu...
Ecclesiastical ethics for lending at interest
Conservative Christians have, of late, grown worried about the legitimacy of financial markets. I’m chiefly thinking of some personal friends of mine, but for some public representatives, look to following Catholic intellectuals: Robert McN...
Free trade, reconsidered
For those of you who do not stay up to date on the cutting edge of NBER1 publications, the economists are relitigating NAFTA. That’s big news, because, generally, economists liked NAFTA, and the professional opinion has been pretty settled....
Anti-screen parenting is the right call
Last week on Substack, or at least, among a few writers who I read (CHH, Drunk Wisconsin, Dorota Talalay, Darby Saxbe) there was a conversation about screens. Are they bad for kids? Good? Tolerable? Useable? Better than the unsafe or social...
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