Friday assorted links

1. Were the experts too slow to embrace travel restrictions? (NYT)  And the Covid culture that is German (short video).

2. Does personality drive moral judgement?: Polite deontologists and curious consequentialists.

3. My rewrite of this thread: doctors hate highly beneficial but somewhat inaccurate testing methods that lower their status and good feelings about themselves.

4. Further results on “dry tinder” in the Nordics: “My results show that a large share of the excess mortality in Sweden in April 2020 may be partially explained by a vulnerable, elderly population due to very mild flu seasons in 18/19 and 19/20 as well as very few deaths during the 2019 summer compared to earlier years and compared to other Nordic countries.”

5. John Cochrane on political diversity in the AEA.

6. NASA tests new $23M titanium space toilet.

7. Do we find herd immunity in the NYC data?

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