Christopher M. Meissner

@chris-meissner.bsky.social

Professor of Economics, University of California, Davis. Globalization since 1800, financial crises since 1800, other Cliometric-type research https://sites.google.com/site/chrismmeissner/home

If you’re the sort of person who reviews books for the press and you want a review copy of this. Do let me know. Oh, and if you have a podcast and want a guest in late May/early June then yes, yes I will come on your podcast.

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Academics: Jevin and I would love to see this course used broadly around the world. Would you recommend publishing some sort of journal article about the course? (We don't need the publication for our CVs, but just want to get the word out.) If so, where would you target it? Other promotion ideas?

Carl T. Bergstrom@carlbergstrom.com · 2y ago

Modern-Day Oracles or Bullshit Machines? Jevin West (@jevinwest.bsky.social) and I have spent the last eight months developing the course on large language models (LLMs) that we think every college freshman needs to take. thebullshitmachines.com

The end of history viewpoint so prevalent in contemporary thought is dealt another severe blow: venal corruption and systematic corruption are back. This like other 'I didn't think that could happen again' moments underscore the value of economic history and history more generally.