How Economists think about Incentives—and why poorly designed Systems can make Rational People produce Irrational Outcomes | Perverse Incentives, Goodhart’s Law, Public Choice Theory, Rational Ignorance, and Mechanism Design all reveal the same uncomfortable idea: sometimes the problem isn’t the people playing the game—it’s what the game rewards. #Economics #PerverseIncentives #GoodhartsLaw #PublicChoiceTheory #MechanismDesign #PoliticalScience #LearnOnTikTok

Os melhores atalhos da tecla Windows no computador . . . #computertips #pctips #windows #dicas #truques

Ifa Binary System Explained: Dr. Tunde Adegbola on Odù Ifá (2024)

Systems Engineering Changed How I Solve Problems

Aerospace model-based systems engineering: integrating supplier models into UAV designs

How to Go Off the Grid and Avoid Your Digital Footprint

Fetal Developmental process in the uterus #pregnancy

🇺🇸 US Civil Defense Radiological Survey Meters? We have ‘em! Assuming you don’t have one of those slick wrist-mounted computers, the CD V-717 may be your next best bet. With a range of 0.1 R/HR to 500 R/HR, this device was intended to assess damage in the wake of nuclear war or disaster. Rather than having the traditional Geiger-Mueller tube, the V-717 uses a hermetically sealed ionization chamber in the lower chassis. Meant to detect an area’s ambient radiation, this chamber can be detached a