Author Archives: F. E. Guerra-Pujol

Hat tip: Prof Steven Landsburg

Sortition refers to the random selection of n persons from a larger pool of eligible persons. For my part, I sincerely doubt whether any of these literary groups were randomly created, but (to paraphrase one of the authors in House … Continue reading →

Originally posted on prior probability:
That is the title of my most recent work in progress, which is available here via SSRN. Here is an abstract of my paper: “In the United States, most official responses to the current pandemic…

Via SSRN, my colleague and friend Brian Frye made a marriage proposal to Maybell Romero in their latest law review article! Don’t believe me? Here it is. And better yet, she said yes!

William “Bill” Withers died one week ago (30 March 2020) in Los Angeles, Calif. (my hometown). Although “Lean on Me” and “Just the Two of Us” are among his most famous works, “Lovely Day” (below) is one of my personal … Continue reading →

It has been several years since I last took a purely online course (Professor Randall Picker’s excellent course on “Internet Giants”), but I have decided to use my quarantine time more productively by signing up for “An Intuitive Introduction to … Continue reading →

File under: “the kids are alright”

That is the title of my most recent work in progress, which is available here via SSRN. Here is an abstract of my paper: “In the United States, most official responses to the current pandemic have included some sort of … Continue reading →