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    Volume 16: Game Theory and the Nuclear Age: Part II

    Volume 16: Game Theory and the Nuclear Age: Part II

    Somehow – and sometimes despite our best efforts – there was no nuclear holocaust. This is the story of how we avoided it and of whether we’
    To Avik Roy: No Longer On My List of Reasonable Conservatives

    To Avik Roy: No Longer On My List of Reasonable Conservatives

    The big reveal: it is “theoretically possible” that this bill is good for healthcare. His words. I guess it’s theoretically possible that I
    Why We Make Laws: Policy and Implementation and Trumpcare

    Why We Make Laws: Policy and Implementation and Trumpcare

    Why, it’s almost as if giving tax cuts to the richest amongst us is the only real goal of this “health care bill.”
    Not-Failing-Obamacare: One Chart

    Not-Failing-Obamacare: One Chart

    There does not appear to be anything innate to Obamacare, sans GOP sabotage, which would prevent individual insurance markets from surviving
    In Which I Pick a Fight with the Cato Institute

    In Which I Pick a Fight with the Cato Institute

    Are "other costs" significant enough to offset government insurance programs significant advantage in direct medical spending.
    Volume 15: Gerrymandering

    Volume 15: Gerrymandering

    Politics is a game of power, those who have it and those who want it. But we can hope that this power is used, at least occasionally, to ful
    D-Day + 73 years

    D-Day + 73 years

    Waking up this morning, June 6th, something made myself ask the question: how many are still alive who landed in Normandy on D-Day? Unfortunately, no records are kept in a format that will help us to answer that question. But this Quora post uses demographics to arrive at around 5,000 American veterans; British and Canadian (and a few other allies) made up about half of the landing force, implying around 10,000 in total, which seems reasonable. But given their ages - mostly m
    Schrödinger’s Rates: Insurance Markets in the World of Trump

    Schrödinger’s Rates: Insurance Markets in the World of Trump

    In quantum mechanics, a particle only takes on a property when it is observed. Electrons have spin, either up or down. These are distinct states – there is no middle ground. However, until the spin of the electron is observed, it does not behave as if it is actually in either state. Rather, it behaves as if it was in a strange mix of the two states put together. This is the thought experiment of Schrödinger’s Cat; we can theoretically construct a cat that is both alive and de

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