You forgot that you can enter prediction markets (gamble) with it too! The 2026 trifecta

It's the unwillingness to provide free tap water at restaurants for me. Heat stroke as a lame cultural choice.

No, and I'm in her (former) district. Only Steyer ads for me on streaming.

tweet from derek guy (menswear guy): this professor would go on for days about how much he hates me and i was like brother you need to solve POVERTY

For me it's definitely this one:

tweet from derek guy (menswear guy): this professor would go on for days about how much he hates me and i was like brother you need to solve POVERTY

For me it's definitely this one:

Truly

Oh snap, another Aidan Toner-Rodgers related retraction

This is my worst nightmare (complimentary)

Worth it?

“In the last year, it’s gotten a lot worse” A Qualitative Investigation of Barriers to Disability Benefits in 2025 - DREDF The Mobility Device User Survey (MDUS) reported here was stimulated by reports from mobility device users of the many problems, limitations, and long waits associated with the process of acquiring a m...

I'm thrilled to announce a new report I wrote with @ksavin.bsky.social and @calliefreitag.bsky.social on the impact of DOGE/Trump 2.0 turmoil on Social Security disability programs.

As the title says, these programs have always been tough to navigate. But in the last year, they've gotten worse.

What makes you sure the next time around, when you say “THIS is the REAL solution”, that they’ll actually believe you? Sorry to sound trite, but honesty is important! because eroding trust is very expensive

& 2) doesn’t affect voter support in the future. People might be misunderstood about what causes their housing woes, but they CAN tell when their rent goes up. You tell them what they want to hear, pass a policy, doesn’t do much…

This sounds nice, but the more I think about it the more I think it ignores trade offs and public trust at a fundamental level. It implies that passing policy that we think is not beneficial (but not harmful) 1) doesn’t affect the appetite for/budget of political capital for other, better policies.

Hard disagree! I think they use a worse chocolate for the special shaped ones, the Xmas trees too, they never taste right

I said there are no legit ways, not that there are no ways 🙂

The YT uploads are region locked, sadly there are no legit ways to view in the US yet ☹️

Asking as someone who will soon have to move a lot of books: has anyone price shopped books with regular move vs mailing separately as media mail?

If you invent the bias you get to name it, thems the rules

The unrealistic part is it going from idea to published in 3 years!

I’ve honestly never felt more seen in my life

I’m nestled in academic Econ but off to the side near cars, Catholics (?), tv, and “millennial women who like pop culture” (so painfully specific, yet accurate)

I don’t think that’s a general econ thing, I can’t imagine caring that strongly about font and you’re clearly both working in the same software 🤷‍♀️

Because we mostly draft in latex and I let everything go to default lol (double space for comments though)

My kingdom for a monster of the week show with 20 episodes a season, compelling characters, and a cozily well-built world.

Cough Cough Len Blavatnik and Blavatnik School at Oxford.

Speaking of which:

www.justice.gov/epstein/file...

My last (and first ever) one sat for like 2 months I think? I actually reached out to their service people to see if I had done something wrong(they assured me I hadn’t), and then the person approved it

I hit the paywall, can someone spoil it for me?

Assistant/Associate Professor (2 Vacancies)

I am chairing the search for two (2) Tenure Track positions at the Department of Health Services, Policy and Management at
@uscarnoldschool.bsky.social

We are looking to move relatively fast so please get your applications in quickly

#HealthPolicy
#AcademicSky

uscjobs.sc.edu/postings/194...

I consider this to be near-perfect and I’m strangely proud of myself