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justushamalaine
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Comment #42981441
I have ended up with different understanding from Von Mises text. The point is that economics need to progress from axioms that are true. This means that we start with axioms like …
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Comment #42981392
Thanks for your answer I really enjoyed it :) I cannot treat Mises rejecting all verification. Of course this might be due to reading his works long after seeing how world has deve…
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Comment #42976455
But falsiable hypotheses she created :D All of his writing and lectures are full of situations where her a priori held ideas didn't survive the actions of real children in the clas…
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Comment #42976262
I do think conflate praxeology (the study of human action) and Von Mises's preferred methods of studying it. Von Mises didn't hold any views on economics that wouldn't be acceptabl…
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Comment #42970356
Maria Montessori is one of the few people that seemed to understand intuitively how science works. For me she is in there with likes of Ludvig Von Mises and Richard Feynman. For he…
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Comment #28287806
But you couldn't, could you? 400 million is more than Hetzner total revenue. I think 400 million is staggering amount of money to be used for computing, but if you are using that a…
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Comment #26447139
Well cards against humanity did that and the hole was worth over 100k! https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/nov/28/cards-aga...
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Comment #18374671
There is this fun way of not nuking others changes in the remote `git push --force-with-lease`. This pushes your commits if you already know all commits that are in the branch in t…
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Comment #12142525
Thinking Fast and Slow, Daniel Kahneman How I raised myself from failure to success in selling, Frank Bettger Thinking in Systems: A Primer, Daniela Meadows Most important thing is…