At the request of @politicory , I looked into Francesca Gino's reply to Data Colada's claims, specifically just the first few claims of cherry picked data in study 1. See here for her reply: francesca-v-harvard.org/data-colada-po… First, to quickly summarize what Data Colada said in post [109] Data Falsificada (Part 1): "Clusterfake" datacolada.org/109

@firstklassriot This is a good question, and I meant to answer it, but got distracted by real life. My apologies. Essentially, I think the health care market has certain market failures that the housing market doesn’t. Elaboration below in the following tweets: @firstklassriot 1) Imagine I’m a renter, and I’m in a loose housing market, so vacancy rates of 7-10% or greater. If my landlord tries to raise my rent, it’s relatively easy to find an equivalent home nearby for what I was paying before. So I just move.