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Scolding Black Markets
Imagine the US has a legal production quota on, say, robots. By law only 1 million robots can be sold domestically in a given year. But the market clearing demand is more like 4 million/year. There would definitely be black market activity,...
What Makes Twisty Puzzles Difficult?
In the past year I’ve developed an obsession with twisty puzzles. I’ve done over seventy different kinds of puzzles, some with very different shapes, piece types, and turning mechanisms. In this post I will try to catalogue the various dime...
Tight Algorithm Toolkit for Solving the YuXin Petal Icosahedron
There is apparently zero documentation anywhere for this puzzle. There is a Youtube video of someone solving it, but with no explanation of strategy or algorithms. I recently got one, and I’ve added it to my body count of “puzzles I’ve solv...
Recent Trends in Cocaine-Related Mortality
Tyler Cowen recently linked to this working paper, which attempts to link a recent increase in “cocaine-related overdose deaths” to changes in the interdiction regime in Columbia. We’ll see in a moment why I’m using quotes. It’s not just be...
How the Conspiratorial Mindset Perpetuates Itself
I’m imagining a hypothetical conversation between a skeptic and a conspiracy theorist.
Skeptic: “I know there’s a lot of fishy details to this story, but I just don’t see the smoking gun. I would expect to see one, given the implications...
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