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Recommended by Ruxandra Teslo

The Common Reader

By Henry Oliver

Nerdy literature newsletter. Helping you make the most of your reading.

By Veera M. Rajagopal

A newsletter on the latest advances in human genetics and drug discovery.

Politics, culture, and technology from someone who was in the machine and got out.

thoughtful essays from a post-partisan

- Ruxandra Teslo

Silver Bulletin

Essays and analysis about elections, media, sports, poker, and all the other things I care about.

Big ideas that help you think for yourself.

Maximum Progress

By Maxwell Tabarrok

Maximum Progress is a blog by Max Tabarrok on economics, science, philosophy, and progress.

Richard Hanania's Newsletter

Foreign policy, American politics, and social science

Conspicuous Cognition

By Dan Williams

Writer. Academic philosopher. Writing about philosophy, psychology, evolution, politics, artificial intelligence, and more.

thoughtful commentary on epistemology from an actually interesting philosopher

- Ruxandra Teslo

By Alex Chalmers

Systems, markets, technology

The Intrinsic Perspective

Natural philosophy, belles-lettres, polemics.

How policymakers get things done

Closing the loop in startups, technology, biology, AI, and other complex adaptive systems.

Jake has worked for a long time in "AI for bio" (before it was very cool) and is now SVP of Lila. He has cool and important thoughts about the industry.

- Ruxandra Teslo

Exponential View

"One of the best for understanding how tech can solve our biggest problems and shape our society." — Daniel Ek, CEO of Spotify

The Great Gender Divergence

Why has the world become more gender equal? Why are some societies more gender equal than others?

James W. Phillips' Newsletter

Optimally Irrational

Deciphering why people and society work the way they do

The Bonner Report

By Michael Bonner

Michael Bonner's personal Substack

The Infinitesimal

Thinking about genetics in a world where every variant is causal but only a tiny bit.

Deep writing about biology.

Kvetching on vigs, chutzpah and bubkis

arg min: a blog of minimum value. on the history, foundations, and validity of "optimally" automated decision making.

Tracing Woodgrains

By Jack Despain Zhou

A former Mormon's chaotic pursuit of order in a world gone mad

Trace is just great

- Ruxandra Teslo

All Cats Are Female

probably the closest to me type of feminism (though still different)

- Ruxandra Teslo

Science Fictions

By Stuart Ritchie

Good writing about bad science

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