Interesting Essays
Benjamin LyonsMainstream economics in unconventional domains
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The rule of law in physics, economics, and games
I’ve long been intrigued by the apparent rule of law in the physical world. Nobel prize winning economist Friedrich Hayek argued that rule of law means nondiscrimination between persons: a society based on the rule of law is one in which th...
Physiological signals are about body coordination
The interoception-and-allostasis theory of everything says that the behavior of an agent is all about regulating its interoceptive signals, or signals that provide information about the physiological state of the agent’s body. This means th...
Rationality is an engineering feat
One of the conditions of economic rationality is transitivity. Transitivity means that if you like chocolate ice cream more than vanilla, and like vanilla ice cream more than strawberry, then you should like chocolate ice cream more than st...
What does math economize on, and why?
The set of prime numbers can be used to accomplish an important task because you can use the elements to generate all the natural numbers except for 1 via multiplication. For example, 21 = 3 x 7, etc. But the set of prime numbers is not uni...
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