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The Agoraphobic Fantasy of Tradlife - Dissent Magazine
On the 'Polycrisis': Part I - by Bo Harvey - Bo’s Research
Kontinentalist - We tell data-driven stories about Asia.
Transformations of the Human
The 2020-2021 USPS Generational Study | USPS Delivers
Machine Bias — ProPublica
A Web of Hidden Wealth - Dissent Magazine
The Great Silence | The Point Magazine
Hospitality is not conditional - Vittles
Narendra Modi’s New New Delhi | The New Yorker
Hatnote Listen to Wikipedia
Azgaar's Fantasy Map Generator v1.95.05
Preparedness
How to Replicate Operation Warp Speed - by Santi Ruiz
The Official Pitchfork Obituary
‘Tortured Poets Department’ Syllabus: Books, Readings, and Resources
The Gay Art Of Walking Fast
Barthes-The-Death-of-the-Author.pdf
Thinking About Machines in Eight Parts – Syllabus
Mathematically Ethical - by Amy Fan - Reboot
Smarthistory
A Comprehensive History of Philosophy
Higher Education Needs More Socrates and Plato - The New York Times
The confessions of women - by Freya Rohn
Adverse selection - Wikipedia
Spherical cow - Wikipedia
List of eponymous laws
Stock and flow / Snarkmarket
Seth Godin Explains Why You Should Blog Daily
About Bootstrapping - Doug Engelbart Institute
Finding My Pathless Path | ssp.sh
What Game Theory Reveals About Life, The Universe, and Everything - YouTube
Wiby - Search Engine for the Classic Web
Bear Blog
IQ is largely a pseudoscientific swindle | by Nassim Nicholas Taleb | INCERTO | Medium
STRIKE! Magazine – On the Phenomenon of Bullshit Jobs
The Book That Changed My Life (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought)
John Salvatier
➡️ pay it forward - @visakanv's blog
MIT Challenge - Scott H Young
Fix the machine, not the person (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought)
First Follower: Leadership Lessons from a Dancing Guy | Derek Sivers
The case of the 500-mile email
a case for forgetting (an accidental case for dying)
I haven't experienced imposter syndrome, and maybe you haven't either
Paul Butler – Smuggling arbitrary data through an emoji
The Beauty of Settled Science - LessWrong
When I have a slower publishing cadence my blog grows faster
Henrik Karlsson on Substack: "David Foster Wallace, on working your way back to writing for yourself and rediscovering the fun of the craft: At some point you find that 90% of the stuff you're writing is motivated and informed by an overwhelming need to be liked. This results in shitty fiction. And the shit…"
There's a place for everyone - by Adam Mastroianni