@thewaroncars.bsky.social

I say this with nothing but love as a density loving pedestrian, so many of these comments feel like r/whoosh or r/atetheonion

Knew the song immediately and I can’t upvote this enough

As a petty watcher of basketball I liked the feeling of being in a big living room talking shit with friends. Everything else is poison to a functioning society

As bad as things are — and they are so, so bad — I believe that we’re closer than we’ve ever been*

I know that the discipline has grown (you're a Behavioral Economists after all) but as someone who's not IN the field, a lot of the reasoning feels untethered from the human condition. Anyway, if an interview is better I could provide you a list of questions or maybe a broad theme you can riff on?

I restarted some anthropology research during the pandemic which lead me to some economic papers that seemed problematic, which lead me to more economic reading that made me question what underlying assumptions would lead people to think that way in the first place (e.g. homo economicus)

Oh wow! Awesome! I hadn't considered the possibility of the conversation being streamed or framing it like an interview but that could work (I'm not much of a public speaker and tend to curse but I can fix that). What I imagined when I sent the message was more like "office hours"?

Sorry this is selfish but I would really like to talk to you about a possible strategy to push back against this communication challenge