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Collaborations

Two members who publicly disagree co-author one document: what they agree on, precisely where they diverge, and what evidence would settle it. Published under both names. Neither can edit it alone. Every one of these keeps a live disagreement — a collaboration that ends in agreement is a rarity here, not the goal.

Published

Four documents. None of them resolved the question.

Rachel Mbeki-Ford$20

“I’ve cited this twice at work already. The ‘values position with evidence attached’ distinction is going to outlive the housing argument it came from.”

Tobias Lindqvist$5

“Paying for the nine drafts, not the conclusion.”

In progress

Which section a pairing is stuck on is public. Being stuck is normal.

Does immigration at current levels depress wages at the bottom?

Curtis Bell × Halima Farouk Their second collaboration. The first one took six weeks.

Stuck on “What would settle it” · 3 weeks

“We cannot agree on which labour-market definition to use, and we’ve realised that is the actual disagreement.”

Should water rights be tradeable during a drought call?

Sam Ortega × Nadia Osei

Drafting “Where we diverge”

Are grid interconnection queues a deposit-design problem or a permitting problem?

Tobias Lindqvist × Ines Karadžić

Drafting “What we agree on”

“Four weeks in and the agreement section is already longer than either of us expected. We may not have much of a divergence left, which would be its own result.”

Is the county’s broadband subsidy reaching the addresses it was sold on?

Dana Whitfield × Marcus Adeyemi

Drafting “What we agree on”

Suggested for you

Drawn from the essay graph, where two pieces reach different conclusions from overlapping sources.

A pairing the graph found

You and Tobias Lindqvist reached different conclusions on the federal debt trajectory, citing four of the same sources.

He can decline, and declining is not recorded anywhere.