Allen Farrington

a very long time ago, but worth a re-read fo sho

Well worth a read.

As mentioned in the introduction to this chapter, of all of the dissenting work on the EMH, we most recommend by far, Andrew Lo’s “adaptive markets hypothesis” the original paper and the follow up book of the same name, as well as the various thoughts of Benoit Mandelbrot on fractals in financial markets - strewn across numerous academic papers but lucidly conveyed in the popular book the “misbehaviour of markets” and George Gilder’s “knowledge and power”

In the remarkable essay, Economic Consequences of Organized Violence, historian Frederic Lane emphasizes the importance of sovereign competition in using and controlling violence in an era of more mobile capital than we are used to today

Ender's Game is genuinely brilliant. Phenomenal economic analysis.