Personal favourites
I don't write a ton, but I'm quite proud of some of my writing.
the core mechanism • you can practice behaviours, not just skills • identity is downstream of practice • what you end up practicing will often depend on your environment
in defense of paying people to do things • incentives solve principal-agent problems • motivated agents exist but are unevenly distributed and hard to identify
legal realism • rule of law in India • the English roots of constitutional traditions
short • people have multidimensional preference sets • we love the ability to make choices
quitting smoking
the development of modern states • statecraft has a technology tree • parliamentary democracy • separation of powers • rule of law
gain-of-function research on tax cuts
economists and lawyers • the limits of interpretation • what is Law™
literary earworms • finding identity • developing taste • rainbow kitten surprise • self-loathing
escaping formalism for substance • why legal training teaches you to avoid the real world • learning to form opinions under uncertainty • choosing outcomes over process • strong beliefs, loosely held
Research
I have sometimes produced research (>5k words of LaTeX instead of <5k words of Markdown).
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