Ian
@igmoore.bsky.social
Working on a PhD
Food Systems and Public Health
Formerly USAID funded
Food Systems and Public Health
Formerly USAID funded
I have moved into the next phase of my Tesla boycott, which includes continuing to not buy these cars as well as cooperating with others to not buy these cars as I have since I first heard about these cars. Is this illegal or terrorism?
March 12, 2025 at 6:32 PM
I have moved into the next phase of my Tesla boycott, which includes continuing to not buy these cars as well as cooperating with others to not buy these cars as I have since I first heard about these cars. Is this illegal or terrorism?
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We have been developing acronyms so grant proposals may pass cntrl-F screens:
Undocumented farm laborers can be not-really-authorized farmers, or "NRA Farmers."
Research on racial injustice can refer to economics of generally oppressed people, or "GOP economics."
AI will say "fund this!"
Undocumented farm laborers can be not-really-authorized farmers, or "NRA Farmers."
Research on racial injustice can refer to economics of generally oppressed people, or "GOP economics."
AI will say "fund this!"
March 12, 2025 at 6:21 PM
We have been developing acronyms so grant proposals may pass cntrl-F screens:
Undocumented farm laborers can be not-really-authorized farmers, or "NRA Farmers."
Research on racial injustice can refer to economics of generally oppressed people, or "GOP economics."
AI will say "fund this!"
Undocumented farm laborers can be not-really-authorized farmers, or "NRA Farmers."
Research on racial injustice can refer to economics of generally oppressed people, or "GOP economics."
AI will say "fund this!"
Reposted by Ian
Can you guess what mix of foods would meet your nutrient needs? How expensive are those foods, and how do those diets compare to what people actually eat?
New #FoodEconomics article for instructors, students & researchers + Excel workbook here:
sites.tufts.edu/foodeconomic...
#EconSky #FoodSky
New #FoodEconomics article for instructors, students & researchers + Excel workbook here:
sites.tufts.edu/foodeconomic...
#EconSky #FoodSky
Least-cost diets to teach optimization and consumer behavior, with applications to health economics, poverty measurement and international development
The least-cost diet problem introduces students to optimization and linear programming using the health consequences of food choice. The authors provide a graphical example, Excel workbook, and Wor...
www.tandfonline.com
February 27, 2025 at 12:31 PM
Can you guess what mix of foods would meet your nutrient needs? How expensive are those foods, and how do those diets compare to what people actually eat?
New #FoodEconomics article for instructors, students & researchers + Excel workbook here:
sites.tufts.edu/foodeconomic...
#EconSky #FoodSky
New #FoodEconomics article for instructors, students & researchers + Excel workbook here:
sites.tufts.edu/foodeconomic...
#EconSky #FoodSky
Reposted by Ian
February 7, 2025 at 8:29 PM