You’re right, but there’s also a lot of calls for ‘non-apple’ economics out there too. I try to avoid the sources of that material, but it’s far more common than what you’re referring to. I don’t think Robin (and thus Eliezer, in what he appended to the original post) was referring to behavioral economics as an example of the topic of this post.
You’re right, but there’s also a lot of calls for ‘non-apple’ economics out there too. I try to avoid the sources of that material, but it’s far more common than what you’re referring to. I don’t think Robin (and thus Eliezer, in what he appended to the original post) was referring to behavioral economics as an example of the topic of this post.