# Increased Variance

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A deep dive into Christian Wood, Jason Kidd, and rotations

Tim Cato and Austin Ngaruiya talk about the Mavericks' zany defeat against Denver, how the team's increased variance has lead to blown leads and losses, and try to make sense of the logical conundrum that has led to Christian Wood not playing more minutes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy fo…

261: Episode 261: Winning NBA & NHL Playoff Betting with Steve Merril

The Sharp 600 podcast welcomes professional handicapper Steve Merril to chat about winning strategies for NBA and NHL playoff betting in a wild week for sports. Steve and host Rob Cressy discuss: The MLB COVID outbreak, and the possible fallout The impact of the bubble setting on NBA playof…

104 - How to use Integral Facilitation Quadrants to design successful workshops with Gabriel Couture

Empathy is a cornerstone of facilitation. Without it, we are only thrusting ideas and intentions on people. With it, we meet people where they are and work with them, as they need us too, to create the right outcome for that moment. Gabriel Couture, a Learning and Service Experience Designer based …

/Seeing Like a State/, part 3: the users, the clients

James C. Scott, Seeing Like a State: How Certain Schemes to Improve the Human Condition Have Failed, 1998. XKCD, Always try to get data good enough that you don't need to do statistics on it.Mark Twain, Life on the Mississippi, 1883. Jane Jacobs, The Death and Life of Great American Cities, 1961. R…

[Book Review] Evolution of Sex. Published by Alex Hollow on October 3, 2021 on Less Wrong

I was prompted to write this book review after reading Paul Christiano’s post on the evolution of sex and George’s response to Paul Christiano’s post on the evolution of sex. Those two posts are quite interesting! Paul Christiano points out that “sex slightly lowers the average [fitness] but increa…

Joseph Henrich on WEIRD Societies and Life Among Two Strange Tribes (Live at Mason)

To anthropologist Joseph Henrich, intelligence is overrated. Social learning, and its ability to influence biological evolution over time, is what really sets our species apart. He joined Tyler for a conversation on his work on cultural evolution, as well as his life among different tribes (academi…

MST Previews, Increased Variance, GEM, and Competition - Ep11 S02 - Steelfur Speaks - FABTCG

In this episode of Steelfur Speaks, we return to the weekly podcast format (7pm UK Tuesday) with a bit of a ramble about Japanese art and spirituality, variance in card games and how the breadth of heroes available in the game makes a GEM lottery at large events. If you have follow up questions, y…