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Economist Brad DeLong has received a DMCA takedown notice from HarperCollins, publisher of Steve Levitt and Steve Dubner’s SuperFreakonomics.
- Brad DeLong has received a DMCA takedown notice from HarperCollins. – http://delong.typepad.com/files/superfreakonomics-chapter-5.pdf – Is SuperFreakonomics author Levitt again denying the ‘unequivocal’ scientific evidence for global warming? New Yorker’s Kolbert calls book a form of “horseshit.†– One error retracted, … Continue reading
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Tagged Brad DeLong, climate change, climate science, DMCA takedown notice, Earth, Earth science, Economics, environmentalists, geo-engineering, geoengineering, global warming, HarperCollins, ocean acidification, Planet Earth, Science, social engineering, Steve Levitt, stratoshield, Super Freakonomics, SuperFreakonomics
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Gawker blogger ridiculizes Super Freakonomics — and casts {Steve Levitt + Steve Dubner} as… “morons”.
QUOTE – “Steven Levitt is probably a Very Good Economist, but he has proven again and again and again that this Using Economics To Explain The World thing is utter bullshit. And he and Dubner invented this pop-econ trend that … Continue reading
Ken Caldeira about how his work was misrepresented in SuperFreakonomics —as well as the prospects (and pitfalls) of plans to engineer the planet’s climate system
“[Ken Caldeira] views geoengineering as a last resort, one fraught with risks and unintended consequences. What if, for example, industrialized nations decide to inject heat-reflecting dust into the stratosphere and set off a climate reaction that causes drought and famine … Continue reading
Steve Levitt clearly has virtually no understanding of earth science.
Previously: Steve Levitt is attacked for not sticking to the scientific approach. UPDATE: More from Climate Progress Next: Ken Caldeira about how his work was misrepresented in SuperFreakonomics —as well as the prospects (and pitfalls) of plans to engineer the … Continue reading
Steve Levitt is attacked for not sticking to the scientific approach.
About the Super Freakonomics chapter on climate change: Paul Klemencic: Brad [DeLong], I agree with your assessment. This series of emails just made my brain explode as well. I have spent a significant amount of time going through this information … Continue reading
What Do Al Gore and Mount Pinatubo Have in Common?
Super Freakonomics — Steven D. Levitt & Stephen J. Dubner – (co-authors of Freakonomics and SuperFreakonomics) http://delong.typepad.com/files/superfreakonomics-chapter-5.pdf UPDATE: Steve Dubner + Andrew Gelman + Brad DeLong Next: Ken Caldeira about how his work was misrepresented in SuperFreakonomics —as well as … Continue reading
HarperCollins is preventing bloggers to criticize Super Freakonomics by cutting off free access to excerpts of the book via Amazon.com.
Brad DeLong has the damning story. I like Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner very much, and I wish the polemique will end well for them. Previously: Super Freakonomics — Steven Levitt & Stephen Dubner — The Follow-Up On Freakonomics Super … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Ethics
Tagged Amazon, Amazon.com, Economics, Freakonomics, HarperCollins, Stephen Dubner, Steven Levitt, Super Freakonomics, SuperFreakonomics
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You Bet: The BetFair Story — How Two Men Changed the World of Gambling — By Colin Cameron — HarperCollins
The Economist’ review of the book The Economist on the European betting market
Posted in Betting, Exchange & Market Management, Exchanges & Markets, History, Resources - References
Tagged BetFair, Betting, betting exchanges, betting markets, Colin Cameron, event derivative exchanges, event derivative markets, HarperCollins, prediction exchanges, prediction markets, The Economist, You Bet
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