Interesting Essays
Benjamin LyonsMainstream economics in unconventional domains
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Against patterns: Functional similarity and the Ship of Theseus
The Ship of Theseus is a paradox that asks how the identity of an object can stay itself over time even as its material composition changes. A ship may have all of its planks replaced over time, yet remain the same ship. Similarly, humans a...
Externality is a generalization of cancer
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Multicausality means middlemen all the way down
The economy looks like a mechanism for managing the allocation of scarce resources, but mechanisms disappear when you look closely. Up close, the economy itself doesn’t seem to do anything. It passes off all the actual work to the businesse...
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