Beyond the Hype: The Hidden Economics of AI Inference Post date October 31, 2025 Post author By Arvind Sundararajan Post categories In ai, Economics, inference, machinelearning
Cryosleep Post date October 28, 2025 Post author By Adactio: Journal Post categories In ai, boring, Economics, generative, hype, language, machinelearning, models, productivity, technology, tools
Wall Street Grammar: How the Way CEOs Speak Moves Billions Before You Notice Post date October 22, 2025 Post author By Agustin V. Startari Post categories In business, ceo-insights, ceo-research, computational-linguistics, corporate-speak, Economics, linguistics, syntactic-authority-index
AI Bubble and the Free Market Post date October 20, 2025 Post author By Indie designer - Harish Pillai Post categories In ai-bubble, capitalism, companies, database, Economics, free-markets, is-ai-in-a-bubble, technology-trends
Quantifying the Right-Context Boundary of Authority in Language Models Post date October 20, 2025 Post author By Agustin V. Startari Post categories In artificial-intelligence, computational-linguistics, Economics, law, legal, machine-learning, programming, technology
The Hidden Economics of Your Vacation: Why a 2-Hour Transfer in the Alps Can Cost More Than a Flight Post date September 30, 2025 Post author By Alena Belova Post categories In consumer-behavior, data-science, Economics, hackernoon-top-story, market-research, pricing, skiing, tourism
The Economics of Self-Isolation: A Game-Theoretic Analysis of Contagion in a Free Economy Post date September 17, 2025 Post author By Tokenomy Post categories In behavioral-economics, economic-networks, Economics, game-theory, nash-equilibrium, pandemic-modeling, self-enforcing-lockdown, social-networks
The Economics of Self-Isolation: A Game-Theoretic Analysis of Contagion in a Free Economy Post date September 17, 2025 Post author By Tokenomy Post categories In behavioral-economics, economic-networks, Economics, game-theory, nash-equilibrium, pandemic-modeling, self-enforcing-lockdown, social-networks
Market Justice vs. Egalitarianism: The Role of the Alpha Parameter in Economic Equilibrium Post date September 16, 2025 Post author By Tokenomy Post categories In economic-equilibrium, economic-theory, Economics, egalitarianism, game-theory, market-justice, nash-equilibrium, social-justice
Market Justice vs. Egalitarianism: The Role of the Alpha Parameter in Economic Equilibrium Post date September 16, 2025 Post author By Tokenomy Post categories In economic-equilibrium, economic-theory, Economics, egalitarianism, game-theory, market-justice, nash-equilibrium, social-justice
Social Justice in Economics: A New Framework for a Free Economy with Inclusion Post date September 16, 2025 Post author By Tokenomy Post categories In distributive-justice, economic-equilibrium, economic-theory, Economics, game-theory, market-justice, progression-taxation, social-justice
The Monotonicity Theorem: How a Simple Condition Guarantees Equilibrium Uniqueness and Efficiency Post date September 14, 2025 Post author By Tokenomy Post categories In economic-equilibrium, economic-theory, Economics, fair-economy, game-theory, monotonicity, nash-equilibrium, shapley-value
Beyond Cycles of Deviation: How Fair Principles Ensure a Stable Nash Equilibrium Post date September 13, 2025 Post author By Tokenomy Post categories In economic-theory, Economics, equilibrium-existence, fair-economy, game-theory, market-justice, nash-equilibrium, strategic-form-games
The Nash Equilibrium of a Fair Economy: A Non-Cooperative Game Theory Perspective Post date September 13, 2025 Post author By Tokenomy Post categories In distributive-justice, economic-equilibrium, economic-theory, Economics, fair-economy, game-theory, nash-equilibrium, strategic-form-games
From Theory to Formalization: Defining a Free and Fair Economy with Key Axioms Post date September 13, 2025 Post author By Tokenomy Post categories In anonymity, distributive-justice, economic-principles, Economics, free-and-fair-economy, game-theory, game-theory-framework, marginality
The AI Bubble and Big Tech’s Bid to Dominate the Economy Post date August 27, 2025 Post author By George Anadiotis Post categories In ai, ai-literacy, attention-economy, Economics, future-of-gaming, geopolitics, hackernoon-top-story, software engineering
Hear Alan Watts’s 1960s Prediction That Automation Will Necessitate a Universal Basic Income Post date June 26, 2025 Post author By OC Post categories In Economics, politics, technology
What Was Smoot-Hawley, and Why Are We Doing It Again? Anyone? Anyone? Post date April 14, 2025 Post author By OC Post categories In Economics, History
How Italy Became the Most Divided Country in Europe: Understanding the Great Divide Between North & South Post date April 4, 2025 Post author By Colin Marshall Post categories In Economics, History, politics
The AI Economy Won’t Have Jobs—But It Might Have ‘Equitism’ Post date March 26, 2025 Post author By DJCampbell Post categories In ai, ai-and-job-displacement, big-tech-wealth-redistribution, Economics, equitism, future-of-wealth-distribution, tokenization, tokenized-assets-and-economy
Donald Trump, $80k Bitcoin and the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Post date November 12, 2024 Post author By Thavash Govender Post categories In bitcoin, bitcoin-spotlight, donald-trump-crypto-policy, Economics, politics, strategic-bitcoin-reserve, trump
The Paradox of Stablecoins: The Savior or Achilles’ Heel of Crypto? Post date October 1, 2024 Post author By hackernoon Post categories In banking, bitcoin, bitcoin-spotlight, Economics, finance, stablecoins, stablecoins-research, stablecoins-vs-crypto
Could a Credit Bubble be About to Burst on Wall Street? Post date September 5, 2024 Post author By Dmytro Spilka Post categories In borrowing, credit-bubble, Economics, hackernoon-top-story, investing, investments, stock-market-investing, wall-street
e/acc, Kamikazes, Kawaii Market Crashes, and More – My Japanese Investment Thesis Post date August 7, 2024 Post author By Kiba Gateaux Post categories In bioacc, eacc, eacc-adoption, Economics, Japan, japan-market-crash, japan-stock-market, stock-market
Bifurcation Analysis of the Keynesian Cross Model: Results Post date July 28, 2024 Post author By Keynesian Post categories In bifurcation-analysis, data-analysis, economic-equilibrium, Economics, government-spending, keynesian-cross-model, keynesian-model, national-economy
Bifurcation Analysis of the Keynesian Cross Model: Abstract and Introduction Post date July 19, 2024 Post author By Keynesian Post categories In bifurcation-analysis, data-analysis, economic-equilibrium, Economics, government-spending, keynesian-cross-model, keynesian-model, national-economy
Bifurcation Analysis of the Keynesian Cross Model: Method and G is constant Post date July 19, 2024 Post author By Keynesian Post categories In bifurcation-analysis, data-analysis, economic-equilibrium, Economics, government-spending, keynesian-cross-model, keynesian-model, national-economy
Bifurcation Analysis of the Keynesian Cross Model: Conclusion and References Post date July 19, 2024 Post author By Keynesian Post categories In bifurcation-analysis, data-analysis, economic-equilibrium, Economics, government-spending, keynesian-cross-model, keynesian-model, national-economy
Data Rules: Exploring the Interplay Between Data, Economy, and Society in the Digital Age Post date July 9, 2024 Post author By George Anadiotis Post categories In ai, Analytics, book-reviews, data-modeling, data-science, digital-surveillance, Economics, social-science
Hokusai’s The Great Wave off Kanagawa Now Appears on Japanese Banknotes Post date July 4, 2024 Post author By Colin Marshall Post categories In Art, Current Affairs, Economics
The End of the Petrodollar With Bitcoin As the Big Winner? Mind You, It’s Not Quite That Simple! Post date June 17, 2024 Post author By Sylvain Saurel Post categories In america, bitcoin, bitcoin-adoption, Economics, finance, money, us-dollar, us-economy
How to Solve the Prisoner’s Dilemma: A Gloriously Animated Explanation of the Classic Game-Theory Problem Post date February 17, 2023 Post author By Colin Marshall Post categories In animation, Economics, photography
World’s Coolest Dictator Shut Down Bitcoin Critics Who Have Gone Silent — He Wants You To Hear the… Post date February 1, 2023 Post author By Jayden Levitt Post categories In bitcoin, blockchain, cryptocurrency, Economics, technology
Karl Marx & the Flaws of Capitalism: Lex Fridman Talks with Professor Richard Wolff Post date June 24, 2022 Post author By OC Post categories In Economics
Dying from Overwork: Disturbing Looks Inside Japan’s Karoshi and China’s “996” Work System Post date June 2, 2022 Post author By Colin Marshall Post categories In business, Economics, Health
Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order: An Animated Video Explaining Key Ideas in Ray Dalio’s New Bestselling Book Post date March 31, 2022 Post author By OC Post categories In Current Affairs, Economics, History
Risk Aversion: When Should You Buy Insurance? Post date February 27, 2022 Post author By Prateek Chhikara Post categories In artificial-intelligence, decision-making, Economics, game-theory, money
The Prediction Economy Post date January 12, 2022 Post author By Jake Moore Post categories In data-science, Economics, machine-learning, technology
Brian Eno Shares His Critical Take on Art & NFTs: “I Mainly See Hustlers Looking for Suckers” Post date December 30, 2021 Post author By Josh Jones Post categories In Art, Economics
“Web3 will revolutionize how the world interacts with the Internet of Value” Post date December 4, 2021 Post author By Ishan Pandey Post categories In crypto, cryptocurrency, cryptocurrency-investment, Economics, finance, investing, regulation, the-law-vs-crypto
Deconstructing the Difference Between Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 Post date November 29, 2021 Post author By Masha Prusso Post categories In blockchain, data-privacy, Economics, play-to-earn, token-economy, web-2-and-web-3, web-3-economic-infrastructure, web-3.0
Decrypt the NFT Market: Connection Drives Economic Demand – A Meta-Analysis and Reflection Post date November 5, 2021 Post author By Ralph Benko Post categories In Art, blockchain, Economics, future-of-nfts, hackernoon-top-story, meta-analysis, nfts, Philosophy
Chinese Youth Announce That They’re “Lying Flat” and Resisting the Pressures of Modern Life Post date September 1, 2021 Post author By Josh Jones Post categories In Current Affairs, Economics, politics
An In-Depth Look at Coronavirus, Bitcoin, & the 2008 Housing Bubble Post date August 20, 2021 Post author By alexfeinberg Post categories In bitcoin, coronavirus, coronavirus-and-cryptocurrency, cryptocurrency, cryptocurrnecy-vs-banks, Economics, finance, financial-crises-big-banks
“Free Market will Adopt the Best Form of Money, and Bitcoin Checks all the Boxes” – Carl Runefelt Post date August 13, 2021 Post author By Christopher Post categories In bitcoin, crypto, cryptocurrency, Economics, finance, interview, tech-interviews, trading
A Few Notes on A Few Notes on The Culture Post date August 3, 2021 Post author By Adactio: Journal Post categories In Archives, archiving, blogging, blogs, capitalism, culture, digital, Economics, homepages, iainmbanks, linkrot, links, markets, medium:id=9c9d3ee56812, newsgroup, Personal, preservation, Sci Fi, sciencefiction, socialism, utopia, Websites
Post-Pandemic SaaS Business Trends That Are Here To Stay Post date August 3, 2021 Post author By Ismael Wrixen Post categories In business, coronavirus-impact-on-business, ecommerce, Economics, entrepreneurship, saas, saas-trends, startup
Bitcoin As Legal Tender is Just The First Step For El Salvador To Foster Economic Development Post date June 28, 2021 Post author By andrea bianconi Post categories In bitcoin, bitcoin-legal-in-el-salvador, bitcoin-maximalism, bitcoin-spotlight, crypto, Economics, el-salvador-bitcoin-adoption, el-salvador-vs-world-bank
Futarchy Fixes Democracy, or Does it? Post date June 26, 2021 Post author By Derek Lim Post categories In blockchain, cryptocurrency, decentralized-internet, democracy, Economics, futarchy, hackernoon-top-story, politics
NFTs Are Playthings of the Rich, not Democratizing Art Post date June 21, 2021 Post author By Adrien Book Post categories In blockchain, crypto, cryptocurrency, Economics, nft, nft-economy, non-fungible-tokens, technology, web-monetization
What are dApps and How Do They Enable a True Free Market? Post date June 20, 2021 Post author By Splyt Post categories In blockchain, capitalism, cryptocurrency, decentralization, decentralized-internet, defi, ecommerce, Economics
Global Economic Impact of AI: Facts and Figures Post date June 13, 2021 Post author By Sharmistha Chatterjee Post categories In ai-trends, artificial-intelligence, business, data-science, economic-impact, Economics, machine-learning, technology
What Karl Marx Meant by “Alienation”: Two Animated Videos Explain Post date May 19, 2021 Post author By Josh Jones Post categories In Economics, Philosophy, politics
Sex Doesn’t Sell, GitHub Does Post date April 24, 2021 Post author By Marius Hauken Post categories In Economics, future, github, hackernoon-top-story, indie, open source, programming, software-development
Bitcoin’s Price Fell. So…What? Post date April 20, 2021 Post author By Beautyon Post categories In bitcoin, business, ecommerce, Economics, forex
What’s the deal with Cryptocurrencies Post date April 20, 2021 Post author By Col Jung Post categories In bitcoin, cryptocurrency, Economics, finance, money
My Short Take On The Legal Structure Behind a ‘Retail’ CBDC Post date April 20, 2021 Post author By Marc Clotet Post categories In central-bank, digital-currency, Economics, monetary-policy
What Can Make DisCOs Grow Post date April 18, 2021 Post author By DisCO.coop Post categories In commons, commons-governance, dao, disco, Economics, feminism, Governance, web-monetization
Cryptocurrencies Promote Secure Decentralization or Support Cyber Piracy: the Truth Post date April 17, 2021 Post author By BeforeCrypt Post categories In cryptocurrency, cyber-threats, cybercrime, cybersecurity, Economics, History, politics, ransomware
Why Is BTC Over $50k While Other Cryptocurrencies Struggle To Cross $1: A Deep Dive Post date April 17, 2021 Post author By No_name_c3po Post categories In bitcoin, bitcoin-spotlight, crypto, decentralized-internet, Economics, free-ton, hackernoon-top-story, why-is-bitcoin-price-so-high
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