Knowledge Problem
Lynne KieslingEconomics, regulation, technology, governance
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The Psychology of the Democratic Individual and the Science of Association
Source: I had ChatGPT read this draft and asked it to generate an historical image of American civil association, and this is one of the three it generated (Association for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge ❤️💯!). The other two were pretty...
The Grid’s Expanding Feasible Set, Part 2: Opportunity Cost and Coordination
Last week I wrote about how power electronics is expanding the feasible choice set in electricity: better semiconductors, converters, sensors, and controls are making electrical resources more modular, bidirectional, and programmable.
One...
The Grid’s Expanding Feasible Set, Part 1
Source: Wikimedia Commons, “Special-shape pylons carry 345 kV transmission lines from Glen Canyon Dam to Glen Canyon substation (background right; 345/230 kV); Arizona”
In April 2013, gunmen opened fire on Pacific Gas & Electric’s Metcalf...
Art After Aristocracy: Tocqueville on Democratic Culture
Reminder: I am using multiple translations; my main reading is from the hardbound copy of the Mansfield translation. When I refer to page numbers it’s to the Mansfield translation, and when I want to pull quotes that are longer I’ll use the...
Prices, Commands, and the Flexible Grid, Part 2
Source: After I had it read the draft of this article, I asked ChatGPT for an image of a transactive house. I’ve wanted an image like this for almost 20 years, and I’m thrilled that AI has the capability to deliver. I did have to tweak the...
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Economics of organizations, regulation, and information. Technology, electricity, transactive energy, plus some market epistemology and 18th century political economy.
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