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<div><font size="2"><span style="font-size:11pt">< FWIW. In a bout of insomnia the other night, I ran across Bryan Caplin's post:</span></font></div>
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"Catholic" vs "Protestant" Ethics<br>
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The thought that I cannot resist is of former colleagues that would sneer at uninteresting or insufficiently-cool research.</div>
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Insufficiently-cool research is research that could not possibly result in useful artifacts (or even taken decisions) because that engineering is for the little people to sort out. No, _truly_ cool research about the strivers' social fabric. Laugh. I never
realized I had such strong feelings about Catholics! :-)<br>
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