I spent a long time last night getting my Google Reader down to three. I wake up this morning and go, What happened?! Talk about a hamster wheel. Thanks a lot for demotivating me. ;-).
Aha, that explains it. Google Reader posts in reverse chronological order so it took about 20-odd posts to see where this publishing bout came from. I enjoyed the lot, very nice work.
Because the consequences for human welfare involved in questions like these are simply staggering: Once one starts to think about them, it is hard to think about anything else. (Lucas 1988, On the Mechanics of Economic Development)
I'm a Consultant at Oxford Policy Management, where I save babies every day. Obviously nothing written here necessarily represents the views of Oxford Policy Management. I am barely sure it even represents the views of me.
I used to be an Economist in South Sudan. Hence the silly subtitle. Roving Bandit is a reference to Mancur Olson, not because I think I'm some kind of badass. I'm also a big fan of experiments.
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Do it.
By the way, that makes me feel a lot better about my own backlog. I've only got 15 piled up.
I spent a long time last night getting my Google Reader down to three. I wake up this morning and go, What happened?! Talk about a hamster wheel. Thanks a lot for demotivating me. ;-).
Great stuff.
Aha, that explains it. Google Reader posts in reverse chronological order
so it took about 20-odd posts to see where this publishing bout came
from. I enjoyed the lot, very nice work.
thanks!
sorry!
yeah! (only 10 left)
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