I want the deal that the US Government got
How they really feel about privacy
I took at look at the prediction market Kalshi recently, and came across something interesting on their FAQ page. This page appears to me to be largely
Cooperation
Don't accuse your interlocutor of making arguments that aren’t rooted in evidence
This post is a sequel to my previous smash hit, don't accuse your interlocutor of being insufficiently truth-seeking. Like many good sequels, I've mostly just reskinned all the same
We are all legal realists now
The recent Supreme Court ruling in the tariffs case is a solid win for conservative proponents of the court. Having applied the major questions doctrine to ruled against the Trump administration, this case
Don't accuse your interlocutor of being insufficiently truth-seeking
I argue that you shouldn't accuse your interlocutor of being insufficiently truth-seeking. This doesn't mean you can't internally model their level of truth-seeking and use that for
Distributional Trust
I've written previously about factors impacting cooperation, especially in the presence of large disagreements. One factor that relates to cooperation that has been on my mind lately is trust. There are