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• mobile 2 Oct 2008 23:24 UTC

  12 points

  on: Use the Try Harder, Luke

  I don’t believe in midichlorians.

  I find your lack of faith … disturbing.

• mobile 8 Apr 2008 16:42 UTC

  5 points

  on: Belief in the Im­plied Invisible

  Or if you are going to be on that spaceship, are you worried that the Earth will blip out of existence on your journey?

• mobile 4 Feb 2008 23:01 UTC

  9 points

  on: Buy Now Or For­ever Hold Your Peace

  Don’t blame me. I predicted Kang.

• mobile 27 Nov 2007 17:58 UTC

  2 points

  on: The Affect Heuristic

  In fairness to analysts, if you are judging stocks that nobody is familiar with, or even worse, that nobody except for people who are complete morons are familiar with, then the risk-return relationship will break down. In general, judging whether an investment is fairly priced depends on your confidence in the judgement of the informed traders (which may include you, if the investment is familiar). The ordinary economic theory you cite does not apply when the market may become inefficient.