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from Dean Baker All the political experts are telling us that the Republicans face a shellacking in November. The Democrats seem virtually certain to win the House and are increasingly likely to take the Senate. If that happens, it will put an effective end to the Trump administration. Donald Trump clearly hates losing and has […]

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from Lars Syll In the 1930s, Lionel Robbins laid down the basic commandments of the discipline when he said that the premises on which economics was founded followed from ‘deduction from simple assumptions reflecting very elementary facts of general experience’, and as such were ‘as universal as the laws of mathematics or mechanics, and as […]

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from Lars Syll Over the past weeks, yours truly has been re-reading some books that strongly influenced my thinking in my youth. One of these books is Hannah Arendt’s The Human Condition. What struck me on this re-reading is that there is quite a strong affinity between one of Arendt’s central concerns — the ‘Archimedean […]

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from Dean Baker Among the many recent controversies around AI, there is the claim that to solve a longstanding mathematical problem, OpenAI stole the work of the New York University mathematician Tristan Buckmaster and a colleague, Levent Alpöge, who also is a researcher for Anthropic. I have no ability to assess the validity of the […]

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