#Outcome

A.R. (Actually Republic) Moxon

JuliusGoat

There are a lot of people—millions, I'd suspect—who have only been holding on to normalcy against the hope that Trump would be over in 4 years.People become unpredictable if they

Am

AmaraqWolf

Some last-minute thoughts before The Scary Thing:The way history is taught, we believe it unfolds like a good book. Inciting event, then chaos, then world-changing event, then outcome. We believe

Bhavin Turakhia

bhavintu

Reflecting on the notion of "Taking more ownership" I was forced to think on what does "ownership" mean to me -1. Ownership is always with respect to an outcome2. Taking

Rob Clark

theelusivefish

My political views have always been that freedom is a good thing and should be strived for. Freedom brings with it the need for responsibility and it brings with it

Shahrzad Arasteh

careerconsult

I've been talking to some clients & workshop participants who are just tired of job searching. It can sometimes take a toll if you're working on your 'what's next' but

Prune McSwollen

chalkwhitehands

So here's A @Centrelink story.When I retired I went onto what was then Newstart in the expectation of transitioning to further employment.It soon became clear that due to the circumstances

Steve Place

stevenplace

ELECTION GAME DAY THREADI wrote this for my clients and thought it would be useful here... This is about as political as I'll get on here, yet I wanted to

galgitron (don't ask for predictions)

galgitron

The entire company Ripple was built around the idea of building value into XRP. In fact they've been promoting ILP as the level playing field they desire, but ILP would

Christopher D. Long (Кристофер Октонион Лонг)

octonion

Here's an interesting side excursion on the Elo rating system.Say our players have ratings A, B and the probability of A beating B follows Beta(A,B). Then we observe A beating

Asha Rangappa

AshaRangappa_

If there is ANYTHING that should be learned from 2016, it’s that you can’t make preemptive outcome-based decisions about protecting national security, because that decision itself affects the outcome! (See,

Dov Hikind

HikindDov

This notion that citizens need to produce “hard evidence” of “widespread” fraud is ridiculous!When you call the police because you suspect a crime is in progress, do they demand HARD

Roberto Perli

R_Perli

A couple of thoughts on monetary policy and asset valuation. First, tightening policy to ward off bubbles is like trading a SURE worse economic outcome in the near term for

G. Elliott Morris

gelliottmorris

Our latest YouGov/The Economist poll has a host of troubling findings about public confidence in the election.Most shocking is that 86% of Trump voters say that Biden "did not legitimately

Scott Wessman 🇺🇸

scottew

Some pre-election thoughts on nervousness:1/ You should feel nervous. It's a meaningful election. Lots will change depending on the outcome.But every generation has dealt with all kind of really serious

Per Bylund

PerBylund

Revisiting #regulations. It's apparently difficult for people to distinguish between the rhetoric and the measure. A regulation is a restriction on something, not an improvement of something else. The other

Trinh

Trinhnomics

Watch what people do & not what they say. Upper West Side, with a reputation as one of the most liberal enclaves in New York and elsewhere in the country,

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