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Bryan, Robin, Alex, and Tyler:  Lots more pix here. Taken to accompany an article in Doublethink that should be online soon. Note that Bryan is in his classroom teaching uniform. Recall that in Masonomics I made the Beatles comparison.
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Good thing there's a crosswalk there - otherwise another pop-culture image might apply....
HILARIOUS!!!!!
Why did the economist cross the road?
Reverse Tabarrok's and Cowen's order and you'd have a perfect "Evolution of Man" poster.
AMW: That depends on your view of evolution - if you think it looks more like this, rather than the link I posted here earlier, then maybe it's not so far off!
Or, we could just call it the grad-school student to full professor phase of the evolutionary cycle....
Robin is dead.
(Until the Singularity.)
I think you guys at George Mason Econ need to release an album next. Then there's the t-shirts, coffee mugs, and t-shirts. I'd buy them all.
Robin Hanson is the most relaxed in front of the camera and Tyler Cowen the least.
If camera-relaxedness was plotted against writing fluency there would be a significant reverse correlation!
But is it causal?
Without your identification I would have guessed that the order L to R was: tenured prof, non-tenured associate, TA, blogger (wearing his dress-up clothes).