Andrei Stoica

Figure 5: Comparison of liking, based on cluster membership.

But as more tech folks jump aboard the progress train, I’d suggest that they go one click deeper in illustrating what kind of society we’re hurtling toward. Which technologies they’d like to see in abundance, and which they’d prefer stay scarce. And put away the cyberpunk for a second: What about our relationships to each other? The kind of “good... See more

long live enjoy work life balance trads. Oh, I want US GDP but with European work culture. Don't we all, dude. Don't we all.

1. Labor Market Flexibility

Danish employers benefit from some of the most flexible hiring and firing rules in the developed world. Unlike countries with stringent employment protection laws (e.g., France or Spain), Danish firms face minimal legal barriers when adjusting their workforce. This external numerical flexibility allows businesses to... See more

It is not a critical approach towards values, policy, nor the subsequent consequences of these artifacts. We experience our political landscape through the veneer of our “ discourse interfaces” (that’s a Reggie phrase) .

Currently, most American policy debates are framed in terms of ideology — small government versus big government. Instead, Klein and Thompson, like the YIMBY movement that inspired them, want to reframe debates in terms of results . Who cares if new housing is social housing or market-rate housing, as long as people have affordable places to live?... See more