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   Will Google Car be Destroyed by Regulation?(startupcities.org)

   2 points by improvisations 13y ago|0 comments
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   Disrupting education with Massive Open Online Courses(radicalsocialentreps.org)

   1 points by improvisations 14y ago|0 comments
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   Open-source currencies on the rise in Greece(radicalsocialentreps.org)

   3 points by improvisations 14y ago|0 comments
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   by improvisations 14y ago

   Fair enough (:
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   by improvisations 14y ago

   Cool! This is a new interview with the founder though.
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   by improvisations 14y ago

   Ollerac is definitely onto what I was arguing in this article. Allowing people to 'opt-in' and vote with their feet in a system with greater policy experimentation through decentralized, competing jurisdictions is perhaps the closest we can
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   by improvisations 14y ago

   Author of the article here!: You make a great point, but I definitely wasn't trying to argue that the constancy in phenomena ('natural laws') occurs in society. This obviously means that the nature of 'experiments' is different because soci
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   by improvisations 14y ago

   I think so. Obviously this is based on the standards of market preferences, which is in constant flux unlike the 'objective laws' of the physical world. Something might be a great idea but is wrongly timed in the sense that the market doesn
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   Glenn Reynolds: Millennials don't dream big. A Millennial responds.(radicalsocialentreps.org)

   6 points by improvisations 14y ago|5 comments