Replying to @ericweinstein
When you predicted this would be an issue I thought it was simply an edge case and would be avoided at all costs. Oh boy.
Pia Malaney
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Pia Malaney
@PiaMalaney
Senior Economist at @ineteconomics. The innovation of economics, the economics of innovation & Econ^2 (turning political economy on the field of economics).
Joined July 2017
- "Saudi Arabia Agrees to Let Women Drive" NYT:How about "Saudi Women Force Repressive Regime to Abandon Driving Ban"?
- As director of @CIGS_INET, I am thrilled to introduce our New YouTube channel with our first video with friends of CIGS @samharrisorg and Yale’s @NAChristakis discussing free speech & tech platforms. Thanks also to @tristanharris, @jack, @bariweiss et al for a great conference!We at @CIGS_INET are pleased to launch our video series! Our first offering is @SamHarrisOrg in discussion with @NAChristakis talking at CIGS on free speech in the era of Big Tech. Subscribe to our channel to get our upcoming videos: youtu.be/2oNLoPAf1hg
- In the face increasingly heated rhetoric around trade wars with our allies, my Al Jazeera interview on trade and Trumponomics:
- Replying to @ericweinstein @CIGS_INET and 10 othersDamn his legs are hot!
- I'm so sorry dadpoet. As the person most intimately acquainted with that mop, he's teasing you. It's as real as they come, and just as fabulous as it's always been.
- Replying to @PhilWMagnessThe issue with Econ is in a different layer: it is built into the assumptions. So yes, the papers that pass peer review are consistent with the assumptions but perhaps not reality if the assumptions are deeply flawed.
- Replying to @Gronmin and @ericweinsteinTry "The Dyslexic Advantage" by Brock Eide
- Replying to @roybahat and @Nicolas_ColinAnd try expressing a nuanced thought in a sound bite.
