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Links to the four models are included. Peer to Peer Aid: Cash in the News by GiveDirectly - 8 Links about GiveDirectly, cash transfer and basic income. The Value Of Money Going To Different Groups by The Center for Effective Altruism - "It is well known that an extra dollar is worth less when you have more money. This paper describes the way economists typically model that effect, using that to compare the effectiveness of different interventions. It takes remittances as a particular case study." Politics and Economics: Study Of The Week Better And Worse Ways To Attack Entrance Exams by Freddie deBoer - Freddie's description of four forms of "test validity". The SAT and ACT are predictive of college grades, one should criticize them from other angles. Freddie briefly gives his socialist critique. How To Destroy Civilization by Zvi Moshowitz - A parable about the game "Advanced Civilization". The difficulties of building a coalition to lock out bad actor. Donald Trump. [Extremely Partisan] Trust Assimilation by Bryan Caplan - Data on how much immigrants and their children trust other people. How predictive is the trust level of their ancestral country. Caplan reviews papers and crunches the numbers himself. There Are Bots, Look Around by Renee DiResta (ribbonfarm) - High frequency trading disrupted finance. Now algorithms and bots are disrupting the marketplace of ideas. What can finance's past teach us about politics' future? The Behavioral Economics of Paperwork by Bryan Caplan - Vast Numbers of students miss financial aid because they don't fill out paperwork. Caplan explores the economic implications of the fact that "Humans hate filling out paperwork. As a result, objectively small paperwork costs plausibly have huge behavioral response". The Nimby Challenge by Noah Smith - Smith Argues makes an economic counterargument to the claims that building more housing wouldn't lower prices. Noah includes 6 lessons for engaging with NIMBYs. Study Of The Week What Actually Helps Poor Students: Human Beings by Freddie deBoer - Personal feedback, tutoring and small group instruction had the largest positive effect. Includes Freddie's explanation of meta-analysis. Vast Empirical Literature by Marginal REVOLUTION - Tyler's 10 thoughts on approaching fields with large literatures. He is critical of Noah's "two paper rule" and recommends alot of reading. Impact Housing Price Restrictions by Marginal REVOLUTION - Link to a job market paper on the economic effects of housing regulation. Me On Anarcho Capitalism by Bryan Caplan - Bryan is interviewed on the Rubin Report about Ancap. Campbells Law And The Inevitability Of School Fraud by Freddie deBoer - Rampant Grade Inflation. Lowered standards. Campbell's law says that once you base policy on a metric that metric will always start being gamed Nimbys Economic Theories: Sorry Not Sorry by Phil (Gelman's Blog) - Gelman got a huge amount of criticism on his post on whether building more housing will lower prices in the Bay. He responds to some of the criticism here. Long for Gelman. Links 8 by Artir (Nintil) - Link Post. Physics, Technology, Philosophy, Economics, Psychology and Misc. Arguing About How The World Should Burn by Sonya Mann ribbonfarm - Two different ways to decide who to exclude. One focuses on process the other on content. Scott Alexander and Nate Soares are quoted. Heavily [Culture War]. Seeing Like A State by Bayesian Investor - A quick review of "Seeing like a state". Whats Up With Minimum Wage by Sarah Constantin (Otium) - A quick review of the literature on the minimum wage. Some possible explanations for why raising it not reduce unemployment. 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The Moral Complexity Of Genetics by Waking Up with Sam Harris - "Sam talks with Siddhartha Mukherjee about the human desire to understand and manipulate heredity, the genius of Gregor Mendel, the ethics of altering our genes, the future of genetic medicine, patent issues in genetic research, controversies about race and intelligence, and other topics." Ester Perel by The Tim Ferriss - The Relationship Episode: Sex, Love, Polyamory, Marriage, and More Lane Pritchett by Econtalk - Growth, and Experiments Meta Learning by Tim Ferriss - Education, accelerated learning, and my mentors. Conversation with Charles Best the founder and CEO of DonorsChoose.org Bryan Stevenson On Why The Opposite Of Poverty Isn't Wealth by The Ezra Klein Show - Founder and executive director of the Equal Justice Initiative. Justice for the wrongly convicted on Death Row.

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"PROTECT YOURSELF!") - Practice using hook, line, and sinker in social situations (three items other than your name for introductions) - The anti-Singer rule for open calls-for-help (if Dragon A says "hey, can anyone help me with X?" the responsibility falls on the physically closest housemate to either help or say "Not me/can't do it!" at which point the buck passes to the next physically closest person) - An "interrupt" call that any Dragon may use to pause an ongoing interaction for fifteen seconds - A "culture of abundance" in which food and leftovers within the house are default available to all, with exceptions deliberately kept as rare as possible - A "graffiti board" upon which the Army keeps a running informal record of its mood and thoughts Dragon Army Code of Conduct While the norms and standards of Dragon Army will be mutable by design, the following (once revised and ratified) will be the immutable code of conduct for the first eight weeks, and is unlikely to change much after that. 1. A Dragon will protect itself, i.e. will not submit to pressure causing it to do things that are dangerous or unhealthy, nor wait around passively when in need of help or support (note that this may cause a Dragon to leave the experiment!). 2. A Dragon will take responsibility for its actions, emotional responses, and the consequences thereof, e.g. if late will not blame bad luck/circumstance, if angry or triggered will not blame the other party. 3. A Dragon will assume good faith in all interactions with other Dragons and with house norms and activities, i.e. will not engage in strawmanning or the horns effect. 4. A Dragon will be candid and proactive, e.g. will give other Dragons a chance to hear about and interact with negative models once they notice them forming, or will not sit on an emotional or interpersonal problem until it festers into something worse. 5. A Dragon will be fully present and supportive when interacting with other Dragons in formal/official contexts, i.e. will not engage in silent defection, undermining, halfheartedness, aloofness, subtle sabotage, or other actions which follow the letter of the law while violating the spirit.  Another way to state this is that a Dragon will practice compartmentalization—will be able to simultaneously hold "I'm deeply skeptical about this" alongside "but I'm actually giving it an honest try," and postpone critique/complaint/suggestion until predetermined checkpoints.  Yet another way to state this is that a Dragon will take experiments seriously, including epistemic humility and actually seeing things through to their ends rather than fiddling midway. 6. A Dragon will take the outside view seriously, maintain epistemic humility, and make subject-object shifts, i.e. will act as a behaviorist and agree to judge and be judged on the basis of actions and revealed preferences rather than intentions, hypotheses, and assumptions (this one's similar to #2 and hard to put into words, but for example, a Dragon who has been having trouble getting to sleep but has never informed the other Dragons that their actions are keeping them awake will agree that their anger and frustration, while valid internally, may not fairly be vented on those other Dragons, who were never given a chance to correct their behavior).  Another way to state this is that a Dragon will embrace the maxim "don't believe everything that you think." 7. A Dragon will strive for excellence in all things, modified only by a) prioritization and b) doing what is necessary to protect itself/maximize total growth and output on long time scales. 8. A Dragon will not defect on other Dragons. There will be various operationalizations of the above commitments into specific norms (e.g. a Dragon will read all messages and emails within 24 hours, and if a full response is not possible within that window, will send a short response indicating when the longer response may be expected) that will occur once the specific members of the Army have been selected and have individually signed on.  Disputes over violations of the code of conduct, or confusions about its operationalization, will first be addressed one-on-one or in informal small group, and will then move to general discussion, and then to the first officer, and then to the commander. Note that all of the above is deliberately kept somewhat flexible/vague/open-ended/unsettled, because we are trying not to fall prey to GOODHART'S DEMON. Random Logistics 1. The initial filter for attendance will include a one-on-one interview with the commander (Duncan), who will be looking for a) credible intention to put forth effort toward the goal of having a positive impact on the world, b) likeliness of a strong fit with the structure of the house and the other participants, and c) reliability à la financial stability and ability to commit fully to long-term endeavors.  Final decisions will be made by the commander and may be informally questioned/appealed but not overruled by another power. 2. Once a final list of participants is created, all participants will sign a "free state" contract of the form "I agree to move into a house within five miles of downtown Berkeley (for length of time X with financial obligation Y) sometime in the window of July 1st through September 30th, conditional on at least seven other people signing this same agreement."  At that point, the search for a suitable house will begin, possibly with delegation to participants. 3. Rents in that area tend to run ~$1100 per room, on average, plus utilities, plus a 10% contribution to the general house fund.  Thus, someone hoping for a single should, in the 85th percentile worst case, be prepared to make a ~$1400/month commitment.  Similarly, someone hoping for a double should be prepared for ~$700/month, and someone hoping for a triple should be prepared for ~$500/month, and someone hoping for a quad should be prepared for ~$350/month. 4. The initial phase of the experiment is a six month commitment, but leases are generally one year.  Any Dragon who leaves during the experiment is responsible for continuing to pay their share of the lease/utilities/house fund, unless and until they have found a replacement person the house considers acceptable, or have found three potential viable replacement candidates and had each one rejected.  After six months, should the experiment dissolve, the house will revert to being simply a house, and people will bear the normal responsibility of "keep paying until you've found your replacement."  (This will likely be easiest to enforce by simply having as many names as possible on the actual lease.) 5. Of the ~90hr/month, it is assumed that ~30 are whole-group, ~30 are small group or pair work, and ~30 are independent or voluntarily-paired work.  Furthermore, it is assumed that the commander maintains sole authority over ~15 of those hours (i.e. can require that they be spent in a specific way consistent with the aesthetic above, even in the face of skepticism or opposition). 6. We will have an internal economy whereby people can trade effort for money and money for time and so on and so forth, because heck yeah. Conclusion: Obviously this is neither complete nor perfect.  What's wrong, what's missing, what do you think?  I'm going to much more strongly weight the opinions of Berkelyans who are likely to participate, but I'm genuinely interested in hearing from everyone, particularly those who notice red flags (the goal is not to do anything stupid or meta-stupid).  Have fun tearing it up. (sorry for the abrupt cutoff, but this was meant to be published Monday and I've just ... not ... been ... sleeping ... to get it done)

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