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Distributed ignorance and the End of Wall Street (yes, again)
Just when you think you’d had enough with hearing about the end of Wall Street and financial markets as we know them, there comes a story by Michael Lewis. It’s a very nice piece and well … more →
socializing finance
Blindfold Game
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leothelip wrote 1 month ago: Yesterday at the Best of Phoenix Scholastic Chess Tournament I played a Blindfold Exhibition game ag … more →
Yet more 1st Place Wins!
leothelip wrote 1 month ago: Last Saturday I had several of my students take first place; K-3U600 Section 1st place Max Strong, K … more →
Congratulations to My Students
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leothelip wrote 1 month ago: Last Saturday, my student Nicole Mann tied for 1st place in the K-6U700 section winning all four gam … more →
Summary of chapter 3: Tradition as source of truth
Chris Armstrong wrote 2 months ago: In Discarded Image (a compendium of lectures he gave at Cambridge), C. S. Lewis shows us that mediev … more →
Hootenanny Tournament Results
leothelip wrote 2 months ago: My students played extremely well yesterday in the Hootenanny Scholastic Tournament in Phoenix again … more →
Team Mirada
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leothelip wrote 2 months ago: Isabella, Nicole, Coach Leo, Flannery & Ted … more →
The Rumble Scholastic Tournament
leothelip wrote 2 months ago: On Saturday, 22 of my students participated in the Rumble Chess Tournament in Chandler, AZ with 350 … more →
Huerta de Soto J. (1996) The Bankers of Seville
Ben wrote 3 months ago: Huerta de Soto, Jesus (1996) “New Light on the Prehistory of the Theory of Banking and the School o … more →
The Hunger Games
wiesteria wrote 3 months ago: The Hunger Games takes place in the future, where all that is left of North America is Panem, a nati … more →
0L/1L Advice Roundup
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Mariel wrote 5 months ago: Inspired by a couple round-ups that happen fairly frequently around the blawg interwebs [see Butterf … more →
Was Christ's Excrement Holy?
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Rob Kashow wrote 5 months ago: In the spirit of the scholastics, and addressing a digression that took place in the comments sectio … more →
De Roover R. (1955) Old dead right men
Ben wrote 5 months ago: De Roover, Raymond (1955) “Scholastic Economics: Survival and Lasting Influence from the Sixteenth C … more →
Is this goodbye?
Sophia Marsden wrote 6 months ago: Can I abandon 1000 years of Western tradition? Yes, this I can do. But my dear, sweet, Saint Anselm, … more →
The Reformed Scholastics on the Regnum Christi
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Reformed Reader wrote 7 months ago: Earlier, I noted Watson and Bavinck’s notes on the kingship of Christ, as well as Luther … more →
The Uses of the Law
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Reformed Reader wrote 9 months ago: When the Reformed and Lutheran scholastics talked about God’s moral law (lex moralis), they ta … more →
Distributed ignorance and the End of Wall Street (yes, again)
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yuvalmillo wrote 1 year ago: Just when you think you’d had enough with hearing about the end of Wall Street and financial m … more →
On Black-Scholes-Merton and time machines
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yuvalmillo wrote 1 year ago: The discussion about the performativity of economics in OrgTheory is continuing . This new chapter i … more →
NY Times: Behavioural approaches to decision making in markets
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yuvalmillo wrote 1 year ago: The NY Times has an interesting op-ed about behavioural approaches to financial markets; specificall … more →
'Wrong' economic theories and performativity: reply to Ezra
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yuvalmillo wrote 1 year ago: This post started as a reply to a post on OrgTheory, but it got slightly longer and raised some inte … more →
