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In response to "Heh, one of those predictions was by one of my law school professors (the "500, no 5000, will die from COVID"). This is a guy who one day during " by pmb

His interview with Isaac Chotiner where he tried to triple down on why he wasn't wrong was amazing. -- nm

Posted by Reagen Dec 29 '20, 15:24

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here -- (link) - Reagen Dec 29, 15:28 3
- God, this reminds me of so many law school discussions. The University of Chicago was (and probably still is) the hub of the law and economics theory - pmb Dec 29, 15:54 2
  - if there's one common thread through history it's that humans are completely rational robots that always act in their best self-interest. -- nm - Reagen Dec 29, 15:55 1
    - One of my favorite arguments on this (which is actually a big case in my field) was a decision written by Richard Posner (a professor at my school and -- (edited) - pmb Dec 29, 16:07
I'm sure. -- nm - pmb Dec 29, 15:27

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