The Ultimatum Game is one of those games that is loved by both economists and game theorist, not only because it can be played in any culture and with any two people, but also because the outcomes of the game are not what either group predicted.

On April 26, 2006 Congressman Manzullo (republican from Illinois) and Congressman Pomeroy (democrat from North Dakota) introduced  H.R. 5198, titled “Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs Act of 2006”

The bill is still under review by the House Committee on Ways and Means.  As we all know, the majority of bills never make it past committee, so […]

Kevin asked that I post an update on QuidStreet. Personally, I think I’ve gotten more than my share of Xigi time, but who can turn down Kevin.

It’s been almost two weeks since I started talking with people about QuidStreet and the response has been great! Friends, Family, Xigi, and two conferences (one clean, one […]

Via open source and via online communities, the Internet has learned how to collaboratively design things, collaboratively build things, collaboratively manage things, collaboratively sell things, advertise things, etc, etc, etc. But, the Internet has yet to figure out how to collaboratively fund things, collaboratively manage financial risks and how to collaboratively evaluate the value of things.