Chapter 4: Living in an Inadequate World | Inadequate Equilibria
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How can we take into account civilization’s brokenness in our decision-making, without overcorrecting?
Chapter 4: Living in an Inadequate World | Inadequate Equilibria Inadequate Equilibria --> Chapter 4 Living in an Inadequate World Be warned: Trying to put together a background model like the one I sketched in the previous chapter is a pretty perilous undertaking, especially if you don’t have a professional economist checking your work at every stage. Suppose I offered the following much simpler explanation of how babies are dying inside the US healthcare system: What if parents don’t really care about their babies? Maybe parents don’t bond to their babies so swiftly? Maybe they don’t really
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