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1. The pessimistic view on Ethiopia.
2. Inside the NBA’s chess club.
3. Brian Goff on education and the cost disease.
4. Genes and depression and bad luck is endogenous.
5. TC on internet writing. And TC on Bill Laimbeer on passive-aggressive economists.
6. How should state and local governments respond to illegal retail cannabis?
7. Diaper spa for adults, and a licensing issue too.
8. The Karpathy review of Apple Vision Pro. I likely will try it once there is a small army of people who have figured out the ins and outs and who can serve as tutors, including for setting the thing up. One reason I am not “first in line” with this device is that it strikes me as a “technology of greater vividness” (a bit like some drugs? or downhill skiing?), and not so much a “technology to understand people and cultures more deeply.” I think the latter interests me more, and I also do better with the latter. But perhaps I am wrong! To be clear, I am not arguing that “technologies of greater vividness” are objectively or intrinsically worse, if anything more people seem to prefer them.
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