Archive - MindCast AI | Next Gen AI Law & Behavioral Economics

MCAI Innovation Vision: Live-Fire Game Theory Simulators, Runtime Predictive Infrastructure

A Field Guide to the MindCast Analytical Stack

Feb 20 • Noel Le

MCAI Economics Vision: The Runtime Causation Arbitration Directive

Companion to MindCast Causation Vision and Runtime Geometry — Operationalizing Structural Foresight Across Domains

Feb 18 • Noel Le

January 2026

MCAI Economics Vision: Runtime Geometry, A Framework for Predictive Institutional Economics

Field-Geometry, Nash-Stigler, Tirole Arbitrage, Externalities

Jan 30 • Noel Le

MCAI Market Vision: A Cognitive Digital Twin Simulation of Shakespeare, Dostoyevsky, Kafka on Federalism as an Enforcement Market

Historical Writers Diagnosed Modern Institutional Failure Before Economics Formalized It

Jan 30 • Noel Le

MCAI Lex Vision: Competitive Federalism as Market Infrastructure

Why State Enforcement Must Compete to Keep Markets Free

Jan 28 • Noel Le

MCAI Economics Vision: MindCast AI Economics Frameworks

Predictive Foresight in Law and Behavioral Economics

Jan 26 • Noel Le

MCAI Legacy-Cultural Innovation Vision: Structural Intergenerational Behavioral Economics

A Foresight Framework for Legacy Innovation and Cultural Innovation

Jan 23 • Noel Le

MCAI Economics Vision: Federal Antitrust Breakdown as Nash-Stigler Equilibrium, Not Accident

The Stigler Equilibrium Series, Installment I on Harm Clearinghouse

Jan 21 • Noel Le

MCAI Economics Vision: The Dual Nash-Stigler Equilibrium Architecture

Behavioral Settlement and Inquiry Sufficiency as Runtime Constraints

Jan 21 • Noel Le

MCAI Cultural Innovation Vision: Music as Installed Cognitive Grammar

How Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, and Pham Duy Shape Cognitive Development and Lifelong Learning

Jan 20 • Noel Le

MCAI Economics Vision: The Stigler Equilibrium- Regulatory Capture and the Structure of Free Markets

Why Enforcement Must Compete to Keep Markets Free

Jan 20 • Noel Le

MCAI Economics Vision: Federal Political Market Failure and State Substitution as a Free‑Market Corrective

When Federal Inaction Distorts Markets, States Restore Competition

Jan 18 • Noel Le

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