[tines]

It does:

> Geography. Jeffrey Sachs and others have long argued that geography is destiny: landlocked, tropical, distant-from-markets countries face structural penalties through transport costs, disease burden, and weak agricultural conditions. Malawi has all three. Sure, but the empirical literature pegs the landlocked penalty at about 1% of annual growth. This is meaningful over decades, not enough to close a gap this large in per-capita income. Rwanda is more landlocked than Malawi and has grown faster. Uzbekistan is double-landlocked and has roughly tripled per-capita income since 2000.

Did you even ctrl+f?

[nathan_compton]

Yes, but for "land locked". I've been owned.

[antonvs]

I seriously don’t get the mentality you have.

You didn’t read the article, but you did a half-hearted search for some reason, and posted a completely incorrect comment as a result.

Why? What are you trying to achieve?

When people claim that LLMs don’t have superhuman intelligence yet, this kind of behavior is a counterexample.

[nathan_compton]

Nobody's perfect, friend. You're totally right.