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Kevin Milligan

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Economics 25%
Business 19%
kevinmilligan.bsky.social
Tarps off, get on the police horse, and LFG!!!!!
kevinmilligan.bsky.social
Love his reaction here. Like, "did that really just happen?"
kevinmilligan.bsky.social
I feel your pain, brother. This was me in May.
kevinmilligan.bsky.social
Darn Jays are in a bad streak right now. But I recovered my mood by watching the 7th 8th and 9th of the MIA NYY game. Yankenfreude felt GREAT.
ljkawa.bsky.social
No other way to slice it: this is incredibly fucked up.
kevinmilligan.bsky.social
That's almost surely what he meant. I dont see that as a bad thing? Isn't pitch sequencing all about strategic behaviour?

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blakeshaffer.bsky.social
It's always been part of the national vision.
The barriers are still there, waiting to be overcome.
But the benefits---and urgency---have grown.

Forget America; it's time to build the east-west power grid.

By me, in Macleans today:
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Forget America. Build an East-West Power Grid. - Macleans.ca
For decades, we've prioritized electrical trade with the United States. It's time to reduce our dependence on them.
macleans.ca

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mattyglesias.bsky.social
Pretty concerned about ye olde budget deficit situation with inflation still a bit above target and interest rates rising
kevinmilligan.bsky.social
Oh, I'm a big fan of Jomboy breakdowns and other content.

But this ep of Talkin Yanks was particularly full of schadenfreude for Jays fans!
kevinmilligan.bsky.social
if you start writing simpsonian stuff about uncle fred from saltspring island I'll have your head

but more generally congrats!
kevinmilligan.bsky.social
Garden Saturday:

Lamb's ear: looks tasty but 🦌 dont eat!

Brunnera: big healthy patch.

Deer fern: in spite of the name, 🦌 don't eat it.

Mewr cats among the Japanese tassle ferns.
kevinmilligan.bsky.social
Oh yeah: Romano for RP.

For SS, Otto Lopez who grew up in Montreal and played for Canada in the 2023 WBC!
kevinmilligan.bsky.social
For the 2026 World Baseball Classic, here's a possible Canadian roster:

C: B Naylor, Hicks
1B: Freeman, J Naylor
2B: Joulien
SS: ??
3B: Toro
OF: O'Neill, D Clarke, Jared Young
SP: Pivetta, Quantrill, Soroka
RP: Brash, Cade Smith, Sabrowski, Zastryzny

Not bad. Looks like a .500 MLB team to me.

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cleforum.bsky.social
SOLE "Oh Canada!" Session, Friday 9:45-11

"Investing in Mothers? The Long-Run Impact of a Universal Childcare Program on Maternal Work and Income"
Presented by Michael Baker, @econuoft.bsky.social , coauthors J. Gruber and @kevinmilligan.bsky.social

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kevinmilligan.bsky.social
Hmm. Maybe our different tastes come from the fact you read a lot of fiction so you're used to (and perhaps enjoy) not knowing where it will go. I want all uncertainty resolved ASAP and tonnes of structure. Doesn't work so well in fiction. "And now I present a key plot point..."
kevinmilligan.bsky.social
What's more, I want every section to start off saying what it's going to do. If I have no idea where it s going then it's much harder to know what to focus on. "This section presents the results in three parts. First OLS. Then IV, then robustness." So helpful! Anyway to each their own.
kevinmilligan.bsky.social
I want to know if there's going to be a model before or after the data. Are there going to be simulations. Perhaps how the results are going to be presented. It gets me working on what to expect and saves brain from contemplating false paths. I really do like them!
kevinmilligan.bsky.social
I'm here to defend it. I want to know what's coming so I can ration my attention. If you know what's coming you can put things in context and not waste energy and lose interest wondering where it is going to go.

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