Assorted Links for Wednesday
- A revolutionary new understanding of autism in girls
- Compliance is the New American Dream This is not so much new as taken to an nth degree.
- What is Due Process in the United States? A Primer.
- Cato Institute/YOUGOV 2024 Trade and Globalization National Survey. 80% of people believe America would be better off if more Americans worked in manufacturing but only 25% belive they would be better off working in a factory instead of their current field of work. 2% of respondents worked in manufacturing. Much more at the link.
- Can Trump Turn Back the Clock on U.S. Manufacturing? Also, Made in China vs. Made in America
- There is no unversal trend in housing prices in European countries
- In a town innundated by flood water, one house remained dry. (Wash Post) But will it scale?
- Baseball's Pitch to Fix Pitchers: Make Them Trhow More (WSJ) - San Francisco Giants are having starters work more innings and start seeing that as a key part of their job.
- When College Might Not Be Worth it
- "Our Money or Your Life!" Higher Education and the First Amendment
- Quotas in General Equilibrium This is an article about the paper of the same name. You can also view the paper Quotas in General Equalibrium.
- Bad News for Man's Best Friend: Dogs Are Environmental Villains. YES! My opposition to dogs in the house (unsuccessful unfortunately) now make me both "NOT a pet person" and an environmentalist. This will come as a surprise to many.
- Another College Football Tradition is Going Extinct: the Spring Game (WSJ). As a diehard Cornhusker who used to be one of the 40-60,000 attending each year, this will hurt. But the game was always vanilla and it never gave a real good idea of what the team was going to be - just how individual players might really make an impact.
- You can now download the source code that sparked the AI boom