- June 1, 2026
The chimera of universal coverage in a large, diverse country
Our findings suggest that policies intended to subsidize health insurance of higher income groups, for example, the enhanced premium subsidies,
Friday assorted links
1. Where are the economies of scale in homebuilding? 2. Peter Thiel and Argentina (NYT). 3. Discourse on classical guitar.
Quarantine sentences to ponder, that was then this is now edition…
Trump administration officials, confronted by overlapping outbreaks of Ebola and the hantavirus, have taken a more aggressive approach to locking
Saturday assorted links
1. Fortune covers my AI talk for Sana in NYC. Plus my NBA predictions, made Thursday a.m. 2. SGA does
Conscious introspection leads to more self-deception?
It seems, then, that we need another signal that can add precision to our introspection. And that signal is as
Sunday assorted links
1. University of Vermont enrollments expected to fall fifteen percent this year. 2, New NSF initiative, which seems set to
Meta-papers in science (from my email)
From Brennan Plaetzer: Hi Tyler, Your post yesterday argued AI will replace papers with meta-papers that synthesize, re-run, and extend
Why are stock prices still so high?
That is the topic of my latest Free Press column, here is one excerpt, with the general theme that plenty
Friday assorted links
1. Eigenism. 2. Steven Nadler, Spinoza, Atheist. A good and very readable introduction to the Dutch philosopher. 3. Neal Katyal
Tuesday assorted links
1. How many buildings are “trapped buildings”? 2. Rachel Glennerster defends RCTs in development economics. 3. Why do airlines go