1/ Antonio cooks squid ink for “friends of his”. You see two Antonios (portrait in the background).
Asides
Smart contracts are neither smart nor contracts. Replace “smart contracts” with “dumb subroutines” and check if the designation is not much more descriptive. Yes, as back office tools. They are just computer code. But not on the blockchain. After a long and hard thinking, I am coming to realize that if you don’t trust anyone you should go live in the wilderness. Never board a plane; never buy food from anyone; never marry…
People don’t know what ad hominem means. It is rarely a fallacy.
Correlates with pastoral people. Same villages also have kshk. Koura people have neither. We use olive oil. Mostly because the 205 days of vegan fasts.
Actually, students get an A if they find a *reasoning* error.
I forgot the question!
And my definition of a crank/charlatan is along the old categorization of “TV economist”, someone like 1) Molyneux, self-styled as “philosopher”, 2) the many self-styled economists or finance experts, only from engaging YouTube viewers. Or authors from pop books.My books are NOT pop books. They are original scholarly essays. The INCERTO is not a pop book
You muuuuuuuuuust read the next Graeber and @davidwengrow !
The best way to become my friend is to find a mistake in my work! I generally become friends w/those who report mistakes in the Incerto. Became close friends with Jon Elster, Gur Huberman, many many others that way. @paulskalas got yuuuuge credit finding the blue problem.
It’s because you offered me some chocolate.
