There has been a minor advance in professional engagement with Malaney and Weinstein’s gauge theory of economics; the economist Robert Murphy had Weinstein on his podcast, and wrote a few blog posts about it. There’s nothing formal here, but the informal discussion is essential if one is to understand how gauge theory could be relevant in an economic context, and the same is true if it is going to be successfully imported into decision theory and cognitive science.
There has been a minor advance in professional engagement with Malaney and Weinstein’s gauge theory of economics; the economist Robert Murphy had Weinstein on his podcast, and wrote a few blog posts about it. There’s nothing formal here, but the informal discussion is essential if one is to understand how gauge theory could be relevant in an economic context, and the same is true if it is going to be successfully imported into decision theory and cognitive science.