#Decisions

I love that Fauci stating the obvious is now a firing offense. Would it have been better to have taken drastic actions earlier than we did? OBVIOUSLY THE ANSWER IS
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Meanwhile, the WWE just let go of a bunch of in-ring talent, among other behind the scenes personnel. But yup, Vince, the guy with a LONG history of bad financial
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Been thinking about opening a cafe for a while. But ownership structure has always been a stumbling block for me. My prevailing idea was to own the business and commit
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I've been talking to a few people about what we want to see after #LabourLeaks - impartial staff, regular public audits that include looking at internal culture, improve hiring processes,
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My new article with @stevenshafer, “Measuring in Absentia Removal in Immigration Court” is now out @PennLRev: https://www.pennlawreview.com/2020/06/21/measuring-in-absentia-removal-in-immigration-court/. We study judge decisions to depo
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I posted "The Homesteading Rights of Deserted Wives: A History" on SSRN. It is forthcoming in the Nebraska Law Review. It sounds super specific, but I'm optimistic some of you
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The decision to escalate to critical care (or not) will be made by consultants. We will not be putting juniors in the invidious position of making such decisions. We never
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A disbelieving Mike Gatting is given out lbw for 0 in the 1st Test of the infamous 1987-88 Pakistan v England series. The umpire, Shakeel Khan, made some terrible decisions
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Fauci is a good dudeWe definitely want to listen to him and take his instructions seriouslyHe's also not an economist and the crisis we face is not just COVID19 There
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1/ I wanted to add a couple of thoughts about COVID and computer modelling because I think people misinterpret the thrust of my skepticism. First, it is OK that computer
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Emotional pitfalls to avoid in investment decision making// Thread // 1. Confirmation biasWe all tend to seek for info that support our beliefs or conclusionsSometimes it leads to
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I made some extremely wild decisions back when I was attracted to men. I dated a dude who was "self taught" at kung fu, which basically means he's just an
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I am not one of the people making decisions about reopening at my church. But I am one of the people communicating about it, A LOT. It has been a
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In thinking of the difference between front offices and armchair (basement?) scouts, I was reminded of Daniel Ellsberg's words to Henry Kissinger re: the difference in information once he had
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Accepting your own flaws doesn’t necessarily mean you should look down on yourself. It’s acknowledging the truth of your imperfection, and at the same time use it as a drive
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Twitter will lead you to throw away people that matter to you cause everything is black or white. Someone hurts you and Twitter is quick to hit you with “when
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