"Western public opinion is quiescent: there were not many Sudanese flags flying from Ivy League encampments this year." https://www.economist.com/leaders/2024/0

"Western public opinion is quiescent: there were not many Sudanese flags flying from Ivy League encampments this year." https://www.economist.com/leaders/2024/08/29/why-sudans-catastrophic-war-is-the-worlds-problem09/02/2024 22:42:23nbSee More (6 posts)

"Western public opinion is quiescent: there were not many Sudanese flags flying from Ivy League encampments this year." https://www.economist.com/leaders/2024/08/29/why-sudans-catastrophic-war-is-the-worlds-problem (09/02/2024 22:42:23)

I am by no means an expert in the #efficientmarkethyothesis so my belief in its correctness is best supported by logic and common sense as expressed by its progenitor #eugenefama: “If prices are obviously wrong then you would be rich” 🤓 Economist Eugene Fama: ‘Efficient markets is a hypothesis. It’s not reality’ https://on.ft.com/3MrBBkD (09/01/2024 09:27:19)

In case anyone missed it: Denmark is the best country in the world to be a woman https://giwps.georgetown.edu/the-index/ (08/16/2024 22:36:46)

I've always had a hard time accepting so-called "political art". I understand that art not takes place in a vacuum, just like there is no "one truth" in science, but in the end, the activist artist is just an ideologue like everyone else, and political art is propaganda and closer to PR and advertising than to art. This article by @PhilKlay describes this dilemma quite well. https://www.nytimes.com/2024/08/05/magazine/activism-propaganda-artists-writers.html (08/06/2024 09:46:39)

In a tsunami of content dealing with AI, in particular #generativeAI and #largelanguagemodels these @TheEconomist briefs seems like a good place to start (or end). https://www.economist.com/schools-brief/2024/07/16/a-short-history-of-ai (07/22/2024 12:40:12)

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