The engineer’s job is to make things that work. This can be quite complicated, and it requires both education and practice in certain modes of thinking. It requires a design, a model, testing and measurement of that model, then usually some constraints related to costs. Patience, humility, and a certain level of creativity are allContinue reading “Engineering Values and Virtue”
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Time to Rethink GDP
Is there really a trade-off between efficiency and efficacy in economic measurement? Time to try measuring happiness scientifically?
More Mysteries of Macroeconomics
What is macroeconomic data measuring, really? Does it matter for a “healthy economy”?
How to Keep Your Exercise Routine Focused in the Present, not the Future
Published March 14, 2017 in Warp & Woof How to Keep Your Exercise Routine Focused in the Present, not the Future William Sundwick Everybody agrees that exercise is an important factor in health, especially as we age. But, who hasn’t had difficulty keeping to their ideal exercise routine? It’s just too much work, it’s boring,Continue reading “How to Keep Your Exercise Routine Focused in the Present, not the Future”
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