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Sports, Business, Politics, Culture

Ethan Strauss is arguably one of the best culture and sports writers working today. To get a sense, check out my recent podcast with him.

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Wyclif's Dust

Serious and frivolous ideas about politics, culture, social science and the world.

Science Fictions

By Stuart Ritchie

Good writing about bad science

Stuart Ritchie seeks the truth. That is all.

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Social Studies

By Leighton Woodhouse

Politics, media and social theory

Cisheterodox :)

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Full Stack Economics

By Timothy B Lee

A newsletter about technology, economics, and policy.

The Intrinsic Perspective

By Erik Hoel

Bridging the two cultures of science and the humanities

Erik Hoel is one of the most writerly scientists you will encounter. And I mean that as a compliment! Hoel's ruminations on the intersection between neuroscience and the humanities will help see a possible path toward consilience in the 21st century.

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Random Minds by Katherine Brodsky

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From one curious mind to another: Random musings from a writer w/ glossy bylines about the world and our role in it. An outsider, looking in. Pro: Critical thinking, humanism, diversity of thought, fact-based opinions + dogs.

Kat Rosenfield doesn't have a Substack so...

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Anthropology.net

By Kambiz Kamrani

A newsletter about anthropology.

This guy has been tracking physical anthropology for over 15 years

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The Lunar Society

By Dwarkesh Patel

I interview scientists, historians, economists, intellectuals, & founders. I ask really good questions.

great interviewer

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Hold That Thought by Sarah Haider

By Sarah Haider

More light, less heat.

Random Thoughts

By Nick Patterson

Comments on Science from a Statistical Geneticist

Nick Patterson of the Broad Institute is one of the most intellectually honest practicing population geneticists I know. Pay attention, whether you agree or disagree

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The Good Science Project

By Stuart Buck

Improving the funding and practice of science

This newsletter track's the Good Science Project's attempt to change the way we discovery things. This is especially needed today with the calcification of scientific institutions and the spread of ideology in scientific culture.

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Justin E. H. Smith's Hinternet

“For my topic now is the world as a whole.” —Pliny the Elder

The Prism

By Gurwinder

A guide to navigating the Digital Age

Reality's Last Stand

By Colin Wright

Reality’s Last Stand is a publication by biologist Colin Wright dedicated to providing weekly news, articles, and other content about the biology of sex and sex differences, gender ideology, Critical Social Justice, free speech, and related topics.

Wrong Side of History

By Ed West

It's Ed West's sub stack

Rob Henderson's Newsletter

Human nature, psychology, social class, luxury beliefs, and more.

My friend Rob has one of the most interesting newsletters related to "human nature," broadly construed, that you can find out there. His "lived experience" is also one of the most unique you'll find in the "chattering classes." Rob is not one of those "to the manner born"

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