Theme: Incentives

  • Sounds like a good plan. I mean, even if it doesn’t lower opioid deaths it will

    Sounds like a good plan. I mean, even if it doesn’t lower opioid deaths it will at least do some good and drive up the price considerably. Better than most policy that does no good and drives up prices anyway.


    Source date (UTC): 2018-03-17 00:38:10 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/974807068740931584

    Reply addressees: @voxdotcom

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/974786152673828864


    IN REPLY TO:

    @voxdotcom

    Donald Trump’s White House plans to stop deaths from opioid abuse by putting more drug dealers to death. https://t.co/hwMyskHqLS

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/974786152673828864

  • Too liberal? He’s looked at the numbers and the church is and always has been a

    Too liberal? He’s looked at the numbers and the church is and always has been a business – and he’s following the incentives: the church is only going to survive in room temperature IQ communities. Foolish because it’s not that we don’t want the church. We just want our own.


    Source date (UTC): 2018-03-17 00:36:27 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/974806635792265216

    Reply addressees: @PewReligion @pewresearch

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/974636282109415424


    IN REPLY TO:

    @PewReligion

    34% of U.S. Catholics now say Pope Francis is “too liberal,” including 55% of Catholic Republicans: https://t.co/VvjusK8r0h https://t.co/Se5RiwLGtK

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/974636282109415424

  • Why does the national debt matter if after inflation it’s largely a wash because

    Why does the national debt matter if after inflation it’s largely a wash because it serves largely as a defense against inflation by institutions?


    Source date (UTC): 2018-03-17 00:28:11 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/974804552871546882

    Reply addressees: @PeterSchiff

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/974778343873830914


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    @PeterSchiff

    That was quick. Today the funded portion of the national debt, which is just the tip of the national debt iceberg, surpassed 21 Trillion. Unfortunately it will break 22 Trillion before year end.

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/974778343873830914

  • 7 – No one tries to advocate socialism. They try to achieve Pareto Maximums, whe

    7 – No one tries to advocate socialism. They try to achieve Pareto Maximums, wherein the maximum extraction from the productive can be used to buy the fealty of the non, in order to extract rents, and denial of any science or reason.


    Source date (UTC): 2018-03-17 00:14:36 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/974801137776783360

    Reply addressees: @FriedrichHayek @BobMurphyEcon

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/974765006825832449


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    @FriedrichHayek

    I’m rather shocked at how many fundamental mistakes @BobMurphyEcon makes in this article on Hayek, knowledge, Mises, and calculation. Stunned actually. https://t.co/rn3JZED9pi

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/974765006825832449

  • 2 – Of calculation and incentive, incentive, norms, traditions, and institutions

    2 – Of calculation and incentive, incentive, norms, traditions, and institutions, have been demonstrably superior to calculation in influence. Impositions on calculation are costly, and shocks must be absorbed by the polity, but function is demonstrably possible.


    Source date (UTC): 2018-03-16 23:51:57 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/974795435176054786

    Reply addressees: @FriedrichHayek @BobMurphyEcon

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/974765006825832449


    IN REPLY TO:

    @FriedrichHayek

    I’m rather shocked at how many fundamental mistakes @BobMurphyEcon makes in this article on Hayek, knowledge, Mises, and calculation. Stunned actually. https://t.co/rn3JZED9pi

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/974765006825832449

  • In the literature we call this ‘Altruistic Punishment;. Or, in operational (scie

    In the literature we call this ‘Altruistic Punishment;. Or, in operational (scientific) language: “We intuitively bear the high costs of preserving the incentive to cooperate in the group, in order to suppress free riding, cheating, parasitism, and predation.”


    Source date (UTC): 2018-03-16 21:47:50 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/974764202257780736

  • In the literature we call this ‘Altruistic Punishment;. Or, in operational (scie

    In the literature we call this ‘Altruistic Punishment;. Or, in operational (scientific) language: “We intuitively bear the high costs of preserving the incentive to cooperate in the group, in order to suppress free riding, cheating, parasitism, and predation.” #JordaPeterson


    Source date (UTC): 2018-03-16 21:47:28 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/974764108854759426

    Reply addressees: @InvisibleNGO

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/974233687125610502


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    Original post on X

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  • Hayek Vs Mises (Responding To Bob Murphy)

    1- Mises always and everywhere only addresses commodities (cherry picking) and never addresses the rest of the capital stack which makes commodity trade possible – particularly tacit knowledge capital (all paradigms). Hayek’s Serfdom includes ALL capital. 2 – Of calculation and incentive, incentive, norms, traditions, and institutions, have been demonstrably superior to calculation in influence. Impositions on calculation are costly, and shocks must be absorbed by the polity, but function is demonstrably possible. 3 – If we look at the soviets who are our best living example, the problem was not the economics of organizing production of housing (which they were exceptional at), but the fact that the craftsman lost interest in competitive advantage and skills were lost. 4 – Hayek was among the first to change the category of analysis from the physical to information -which is how all sciences function today. Mises was the first to discover economic operationalism but he understood math and science too poorly to understand what he’d done. 5 – In all things, Mises was only half right, which is the problem we fall into whenever we cherry pick what we measure. Hayek started with cognition, and worked through economics, and finally understood behavioral capital was created by TORT LAW, and all else was a consequence. 6 – MI/Rothbardians fight the last battle -one that doesn’t matter, with shoddy arms. The Marxist era of Pseudoscience was over by 1970. We have been fighting Rousseau v2 in Postmodernism: Silencing, Ridicule and Denial, just as we battled Christianity and Islam in antiquity. 7 – No one tries to advocate socialism. They try to achieve Pareto Maximums, wherein the maximum extraction from the productive can be used to buy the fealty of the non, in order to extract rents, and denial of any science or reason. Mises was only half wrong but fully irrelevant. Hayek was right and prescient: Prohibit the bad and all that is left is good.And the means of incremental empirical suppression of the bad is the dry evolutionary process we call the judge discovered common law of tort: Reciprocity. 8 – Just as we have discovered in science, all truth is determined by exhaustive attempts at falsification. The same is true in social orders. Exhaustively falsify lying, cheating, theft, and violence by any and all means, and all incentives and institutions develop in response. You are rarely wrong. In fact, in the entire discipline you are pretty much the only person rarely wrong.But the fact that you don’t take the argument through the conclusion, simply perpetuates everything that has led anarchism to a dead end. Only Commons Produce Private Property Anything important that can be said about economics or law, can only be said about externalities. The only way to restore libertarianism to the discipline of the natural law of reciprocity in the anglo saxon tradition, is to return commons and externalities to the discourse.
  • HAYEK VS MISES (RESPONDING TO BOB MURPHY) 1- Mises always and everywhere only ad

    HAYEK VS MISES (RESPONDING TO BOB MURPHY)

    1- Mises always and everywhere only addresses commodities (cherry picking) and never addresses the rest of the capital stack which makes commodity trade possible – particularly tacit knowledge capital (all paradigms). Hayek’s Serfdom includes ALL capital.

    2 – Of calculation and incentive, incentive, norms, traditions, and institutions, have been demonstrably superior to calculation in influence. Impositions on calculation are costly, and shocks must be absorbed by the polity, but function is demonstrably possible.

    3 – If we look at the soviets who are our best living example, the problem was not the economics of organizing production of housing (which they were exceptional at), but the fact that the craftsman lost interest in competitive advantage and skills were lost.

    4 – Hayek was among the first to change the category of analysis from the physical to information -which is how all sciences function today. Mises was the first to discover economic operationalism but he understood math and science too poorly to understand what he’d done.

    5 – In all things, Mises was only half right, which is the problem we fall into whenever we cherry pick what we measure. Hayek started with cognition, and worked through economics, and finally understood behavioral capital was created by TORT LAW, and all else was a consequence.

    6 – MI/Rothbardians fight the last battle -one that doesn’t matter, with shoddy arms. The Marxist era of Pseudoscience was over by 1970. We have been fighting Rousseau v2 in Postmodernism: Silencing, Ridicule and Denial, just as we battled Christianity and Islam in antiquity.

    7 – No one tries to advocate socialism. They try to achieve Pareto Maximums, wherein the maximum extraction from the productive can be used to buy the fealty of the non, in order to extract rents, and denial of any science or reason.

    Mises was only half wrong but fully irrelevant. Hayek was right and prescient: Prohibit the bad and all that is left is good.And the means of incremental empirical suppression of the bad is the dry evolutionary process we call the judge discovered common law of tort: Reciprocity.

    8 – Just as we have discovered in science, all truth is determined by exhaustive attempts at falsification. The same is true in social orders. Exhaustively falsify lying, cheating, theft, and violence by any and all means, and all incentives and institutions develop in response.

    You are rarely wrong. In fact, in the entire discipline you are pretty much the only person rarely wrong.But the fact that you don’t take the argument through the conclusion, simply perpetuates everything that has led anarchism to a dead end. Only Commons Produce Private Property

    Anything important that can be said about economics or law, can only be said about externalities. The only way to restore libertarianism to the discipline of the natural law of reciprocity in the anglo saxon tradition, is to return commons and externalities to the discourse.


    Source date (UTC): 2018-03-16 20:55:00 UTC

  • Pope?

    Too liberal? He’s looked at the numbers and the church is and always has been a business – and he’s following the incentives: the church is only going to survive in room temperature IQ communities. Foolish because it’s not that we don’t want the church. We just want our own.