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“Trump is the problem. The president is the problem,” Marjorie Dannenfelser, the influential president of Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America, said in an interview. wsj.com/politics/polic…

@posted989 I agree. In the broader, more literal sense, all the hard sciences encompass more explanatory phenomena. But I meant as applied to human societies and actions. And making the leap from learning about a thing in X setting, abstracting it, and applying it to Y is beyond most.



Dumbass take, we have higher minimum wage in Denmark, comparable price for coffee, and manage just fine here If you cannot figure out how to run your business while paying a livable wage, then you should go back to business school again These takes are so self serving


@posted989 I agree. In the broader, more literal sense, all the hard sciences encompass more explanatory phenomena. But I meant as applied to human societies and actions. And making the leap from learning about a thing in X setting, abstracting it, and applying it to Y is beyond most.









9.7% of Gen Z men identify as gay or bi. Imperfect baseline, but likely the least-bad one, as there's the most willingness to come out in Gen Z. There's 17,122 living current/former NFL players. Even if there's a 90% selection effect against gay/bi men, you’d still expect ~166.











Many of you would understand the world much better if you took 4-5 economics classes, or purchased a textbook and made an honest and rigorous effort to understand it. Many of you appear to think ~0 about incentives, trade-offs, constraints, or second-order effects.



