That is...quite an impressive pitch for your AI assistant, Trainline!
Unlearning Economics
@unlearnecon.bsky.social
Economist, YouTuber, gamer, author, academic (in that order)
My interview with the IAI at When the Light Gets In Festival last year! www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwzI...
The cost of living crisis shows that economists are out of touch with reality | Cahal Moran
YouTube video by The Institute of Art and Ideas
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I can't recommend @unlearnecon.bsky.social enough if you are just learning (or have been screaming from the top of your lungs) that traditional economics are complete horseshit. www.youtube.com/watch?v=efM2...
The Air We Breathe
YouTube video by Unlearning Economics
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Had a really insightful chat with Lori Wallach of Rethink Trade www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWXH...
How Did We Get Trade so Wrong? with Lori Wallach
YouTube video by Unlearning Economics Live
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Anyone have a good analytical rundown of whether decisions have favoured Argentina (and others)?
Oh god, one of the worst, most ignorant charlatans in the podcast ecosystem is trying his hand at economics. Calling actual economists know-nothings, no less! kalros2185.substack.com/p/konstantin...
Konstantin Kisin Struggles With Self Awareness
Konstantly grifting
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Many opponents of high taxes, like Dan Niedle, have pointed out that higher tax rates on the rich don't translate into higher revenue. But another role they play is in reducing pre-tax incomes of higher earners and (ideally) rent-seeking behaviour.
LinkedIn is a fantastic place. Full of posts praising AI, exploring AI, and complaining about AI. All of them are written by AI.
Had a really insightful chat with Lori Wallach of Rethink Trade www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWXH...
How Did We Get Trade so Wrong? with Lori Wallach
YouTube video by Unlearning Economics Live
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I should remind myself not to submit a paper that has 'bad news' in the title. Mini heart attack every time the journal sends me an email.
Another interesting watch from @unlearnecon.bsky.social, this time looking at different types of wealth tax. We think the argument made is an important one. #EconSky www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmK7...
A Wealth Tax Won’t Work the Way You Think
YouTube video by Unlearning Economics Live
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Really rnjoyed chatting on the Making Money podcast! www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hnb...
Economist: The Government Saved £200m and Created a £1bn Problem
YouTube video by Making Money Podcast
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New video: A Wealth Tax Won’t Work the Way You Think youtu.be/cmK74mfpHQA
A Wealth Tax Won’t Work the Way You Think
YouTube video by Unlearning Economics Live
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New video: A Wealth Tax Won’t Work the Way You Think youtu.be/cmK74mfpHQA
A Wealth Tax Won’t Work the Way You Think
YouTube video by Unlearning Economics Live
youtu.be
I'm glad someone is saying this! HS2 was a disaster but it's only the tip of the iceberg in super corrupt Britain. chriscollins756.substack.com/p/how-corrup...
How Corruption Became Legal in Britain
An investigation into how Britain is looted in broad daylight.
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One of his best ever: “In retrospect it seems we might have gotten ahead of ourselves in tabulating all the things, beyond who was in power, that had really changed about the country as a whole.” www.nytimes.com/2026/06/29/o...
Opinion | What if the MAGA Vibe Shift Was Just a Mirage?
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ULEZ proves good policy over popularity is what we need. Not dickhead politicians lapping up the support of idiots who want us all to be as miserable as them www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Toxic air death estimates in London drop by 40%, study suggests
A new study suggests estimated deaths linked to toxic air in London fell by about 40% in five years.
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A Copernican revolution in British politics, after the discovery that literally everything revolves around Ed Miliband www.economist.com/britain/2026...
Forget Andy. Forget Keir. It’s Ed’s Britain
Ed Miliband is the Copernican centre of British politics
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Claude is so funny "I'll actually read the article, rather than guessing" yeah man nobody is suggesting the latter
Kind of fascinating to watch Warsh struggle with the question of how to be a central banker when your vision of the world is one where central banks should not exist. giftarticle.ft.com/giftarticle/...
turns out being deliberately antagonistic towards the people who elected you in order to court people who would under no circumstances ever vote for you is not smart
With LLMs I think a key tell - one that's kind of subtle - is that they generally don't/can't go back and correct existing wording. So they have to add new text if they've forgotten something. "That's a sharp question. Your second question also deserves answering."
That's not what I said though, is it? I asked why they were reporting the things Trump said *plainly*, as if they were credible and didn't change every hour. Most of what he says is noise and responsible reporting means pricing that in. bsky.app/profile/masb...
"Why do media sources treat as newsworthy things said by the President of the United States" is a question that seems baffling exclusively to people on this website.
Writing and researching is obviously a challenging process, but I honestly don't get how much writers complain about writer's block. It's not *that* hard to write *something*, and what's more, it's fun!