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Monthly Archives: May 2010
synthetic biology
Craig Ventor’s This proves that long after the heart rate goes down metabolism is still high.announcementThis proves that long after the heart rate goes down metabolism is still high. This raises a lot of questions. Is this really creating life … Continue reading
new financial regulation
Great review of the loop holes in the new financial regulation.
Taleb, blackswan, circuit breakers and bigger bubbles
Universa investments cashed in big on Thursday crash. Lots of people in the market are blaming him for the crash. Not that this trade really mattered in the big picture since it’s such a small amount. However, why don’t we … Continue reading
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Tagged black swan, complexity, connectedness, stock market
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What happened on May 6th at the stock market is not a surprise
It’s based on similar principle to the 2003 northeast rolling black out. Power systems that are connected get to a critical state and then it’s impossible to isolate the fault in the system. Much the same as a virus that … Continue reading