why is the author so reluctant to agree these inefficiencies exist? is he afraid of biases in his own list?
Also "smart sincere people" is not a notion I am used to hearing in academic discourse. If he is going to be critical, I wonder how he characterizes this notion Is it purely from a game-theory perspective?
Also "smart sincere people" is not a notion I am used to hearing in academic discourse. If he is going to be critical, I wonder how he characterizes this notion Is it purely from a game-theory perspective?