Stanford's Independent Paper since 1987 Fiat Lux
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Joined February 2010
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The Lebanonization of France:
Europeans aren't yet aware they are regressing. When inevitably they realize they are, will they be able to reverse the political inertia? 1/4
The French riots are the epitome of two establishment failures: the non-assimilation of an immigrant population and the rise of Islamo-leftism: an ideological convergence between Islamist movements and a radical left united in their opposition to Western civilization. 3/4
The Future of Finance: A Conversation with Darrell Duffie
“The U.S. could in principle get much, much deeper into debt.
It’s good news that there’s quite a lot more give in markets to accept Treasury debt, and the U.S. could manage to dig a much deeper hole than it already has dug. That’s also the bad news because it means that someone – perhaps our grandchildren – will have to deal with that.”
- @darrellduffie
Interviewed by @jmurawczyk
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“If you’re a young economist and most of what you do is problem solving, quantitative and empirical analysis, gathering data sets and hypothesis testing, you’re going to get run over.
The path to career success in economics is now going to favor economists who are imagining new questions to ask, and new worlds in which we may all be living in the future.”
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The Stanford Review retweeted
My investigation into the alleged OpenAI spy's Stanford ties got 126k views, but the response seemed unusually negative. I decided to look into it: the overwhelming majority of accounts attacking my reporting are Saudi.
BREAKING: Stanford's Saudi Student Group Backed & Guided by OpenAI Spying Defendant
Starting in March 2025, leaders of the Saudi Arabian Association at Stanford publicly thanked Abdulrahman Alfozan for his "generous support," "backing," and "guidance."
They hosted him as a panelist at Stanford's business school. On the day he was arrested, he was scheduled to speak at another one of their events.
My investigation for @StanfordReview 🧵
The Stanford Review retweeted
BREAKING: Stanford's Saudi Student Group Backed & Guided by OpenAI Spying Defendant
Starting in March 2025, leaders of the Saudi Arabian Association at Stanford publicly thanked Abdulrahman Alfozan for his "generous support," "backing," and "guidance."
They hosted him as a panelist at Stanford's business school. On the day he was arrested, he was scheduled to speak at another one of their events.
My investigation for @StanfordReview 🧵
Stanford students just launched a civil-rights Title VI case because we wrote an article saying AI race swapping for diversity is preferable to admitting for diversity.
A Civilization Ashamed of Itself Cannot Lead
The new Renaissance must rest on a few clear ideas. We must make building appealing again, and honor the people who invent, and explore. We need pride in our civilization, earned by what the West has built and never apologized for.
Read @al_leontaridis first piece in the Stanford Review 1/3
We need a society governed by excellence: one that openly recognizes and rewards the best work, instead of treating everything as equally good. One that never sacrifices meritocracy on the altar of inclusion.
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