The Many Paradoxes of William Stanley Jevons, Part I
Economist William Stanley Jevons (1835-1882) is best known today for work he did as a kind of side hustle. And that side hustle is now changing our world.
Demographics, Automation, and the Future of Work
This is a (free) post to highlight a recent talk I gave on AI, automation, and the future of work.
Demography, Automation, Pyramid Schemes, etc.
Some Monday thoughts on various topics in complex systems. As ever, if you see something to which you want to
Tennis, McNamara, Adoption, etc.
My latest note follows, this time on over-quantification fallacies, tech regulation, and Thoreau. If you have been forwarded this you
Weekend Complexity Digest
A few things at the intersections of complexity, finance, and health. Today's topics: * Utah's dirty snow
