Conformity and independent judgement ↗
Being in the minority does not make you right. This conceptual model examines independent information, correlated judgements, and decision costs.
Read the article →04 / PERSONAL RESEARCH
Question the obvious.
Follow the curiosity.
Small everyday questions can lead a long way. Explorations in sociology, decision science, and beyond, including derivations, limitations, and revisions.
Research notes / 04
These are personal explorations and conceptual papers, not peer-reviewed findings. Model predictions and hypotheses are distinct from empirical evidence. Discussion, counterexamples, and revisions are welcome.
The law of diminishing marginal stalls ↗
Starting with five public toilet stalls, this paper examines position preferences, recursive beliefs, reflexivity, and search costs. How does an everyday intuition become a testable hypothesis?
Read the article →Following an initiation in solo queue ↗
From following first to Bayesian threshold rules: a dynamic game of incomplete information explores parity, response delays, and the value of limited support.
Read the article →Lifetime hydration time and hypothetical longevity loss ↗
A conceptual comparison of time spent getting water and hypothetical late-life longevity loss. Two related versions explore a baseline model and intertemporal discounting.
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