Aaron Bergman's tweets, November 2021

Every public tweet, reply, quote tweet and retweet that Aaron Bergman (@AaronBergman18 on X, formerly Twitter) posted in November 2021 and has not deleted: 6 posts, oldest first, times in UTC. Each heading links to the original post on X. When Aaron replies to or quotes someone, their tweet appears as a blockquote with their name; those words are theirs, and everything outside the blockquotes is Aaron's.

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Tuesday, November 2, 2021

Reply to @poorlywhoorly, 09:27 UTC · 2 likes

(The tweet being replied to by @poorlywhoorly is no longer available.)

Disagree, English needs a second person plural pronoun and may as well use the one we already have!

Wednesday, November 10, 2021

Reply to @alexeyguzey, 16:09 UTC · 1 like

Alexey Guzey (@alexeyguzey): imo it's extremely plausible that more housing leads to increased housing prices as the number of people who want to move to the city increased by more than one per each new resident

Can we get more @alexeyguzey / @mattyglesias / @albrgr collab threads like this one plz

Saturday, November 13, 2021

Tweet, 04:25 UTC · 1 like

Six weeks till I get my math degree and they still out here still dropping new letters no one has ever seen.

Wednesday, November 17, 2021

Reply to @ChanaMessinger, 22:37 UTC · 3 likes

Chana (@ChanaMessinger): Product of the new atheist --> rationalist --> EA pipeline, though I'm considering doing another lap.

There’s also a vegetarian—> vegan—>EA pipeline from a whole other direction

Saturday, November 20, 2021

Reply to @Noahpinion, 02:16 UTC · 4 likes

Noah Smith 🐇🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼 (@Noahpinion): One time I dug into the gritty details of an MMT paper, and wrote a blog post breaking it down.

Here is that post, plus some updated commentary.

https://noahpinion.substack.com/p/examining-an-mmt-model-in-detail

This is a long shot and probably not a good use of your time, but I’d love feedback on this post I wrote evaluating the importance of deficits https://aaronbergman.substack.com/p/deficits-dont-matter-spending-does

Quote tweet, 19:37 UTC · 2 likes

EA/rationalism/neoliberalism (the good kind) situated among other lefty-ish frameworks and ideologies

Quoting Liam Bright (@lastpositivist): My sociological musings about different emerging leftwing traditions in anglo-American analytic philosophy. I identify three types that I think correspond to loosely identifiable groups, and reflect on what they do and what their differences are.

https://sootyempiric.blogspot.com/2021/11/the-anglo-american-analytic-philosophy.html

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