Agreed! I just didn’t find any more direct “knowledge check” polling, and also think it’s probably futile to try and write a concise question that does so

Do you think people generally believe this? I can’t find really spot-on polling but Pew questions here about impacts on “public resources” suggest people think immigrants are using those resources www.pewresearch.org/fact-sheet/t...

Do they still play stuff from the first EP/LP live?

Tackling the hard questions, like “does Knapsack hold up?” (Yes)

I want to say this is LL Bean slander but the quality really has gotten variable/bad for a lot of stuff. Sad!

I wish the extremely prominent economists who blurbed his book and promoted him would reflect on this!

Thank you for alerting me to this

Which cookbooks is this?

Not the most important problem here but also very funny to try and escape to the world’s most climate-threatened place in the event of the apocalypse. Really engaging with the big issues!

In my experience people are surprised at how much info you can get from reading through 990s. There are often complex corporate structures that can obscure things, but I've found it to be really useful in the past.

It’s an odd rhetorical move to write so many words defending someone’s character then end with a quote that says “actually it’s the academy’s fault that people make up data”

Trying to learn from papers/bits of coursework/texts that aren't fully RCT-focused left me feeling like there was a big gap between fairly basic insights about the usefulness of randomization/how to implement RCTs and much more technical/situation-specific tools.