Finally, after centuries of refining and improving systems of communication we’ve somehow gotten to the point where humanity has near unlimited ability to share thoughts, instructions, and updates at will. I’m sure advocates for organized communication systems from Johannes Gutenberg to Samuel Morse will turn over in their graves, but I’ll …
1. A Backtesting Protocol in the Era of Machine Learning by Robert D. Arnott (Research Affiliates, LLC) and Campbell R. Harvey (Duke University – Fuqua …
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1. Common-Knowledge Attacks on Democracy by Henry Farrell (George Washington University – Department of Political Science) and Bruce Schneier (Harvard University – Berkman Klein Center for Internet & …
1. Common-Knowledge Attacks on Democracy by Henry Farrell (George Washington University – Department of Political Science) and Bruce Schneier (Harvard University – Berkman Klein Center …
Rochester, NY, November 26, 2018 – Elsevier, the global information analytics business focused on open science initiatives, announces that SSRN, its world leading …