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“MOOC” stands for massive open online course. Above is a preview of one of the MOOCs we’re taking this summer. It’s called Internet Giants: The Law & Economics of Media Platforms and is taught by Professor Randall Picker, a law professor at the University of … Continue reading →

Via marginal revolution, Tyler Cowen has brought to our attention this fascinating blog post by Daniel Miessler about the future of the Internet. Mr Miessler envisions a future with “Universal Daemonization” or an Electronic I.D. System in which every person … Continue reading →

Two Orlando houses with adjacent backyards are separated by 7 miles of roads – http://t.co/tw1BClZLUL— Amazing Maps (@Amazing_Maps) July 07, 2015

Beware the mosquito and … your fellow man.

Image Credit: Roberta, via Creative (Un)block.

https://twitter.com/farnamstreet/status/514362704312934401?refsrc=email For us, it’s either Thomas Schelling’s The Strategy of Conflict (look it up!), or … anything ever written by David Hume. (Via Marginal Revolution.)

The John Marshall Law Review or JMLR has just published our paper (with Orlando I. Martinez-Garcia) “Does the Prisoner’s Dilemma Refute the Coase Theorem?” (Our editors were a little behind schedule, as the official citation to our paper is JMLR, … Continue reading →