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It looks to me like the audience structure of public intellectuals and/or "content creators" differs across the Right and Left.
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Communism remains the best conceivable form of human organization, and it can work, but the major catch is that it requires something that smells intolerably fishy to those who are most likely to...
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[I’m not sure how much I believe this, this just barely passed my threshold of post-worthiness.]
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In my current book project, one of my goals is to provide the fullest possible empirical accounting of the strange new persona sometimes derisively called the "social justice warrior."
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If you're trying to build a long-term intellectual life on the internet, one of the biggest problems you'll face is figuring out how to allocate your effort.
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Somehow, Americans have gotten the impression that European cities are paragons of intelligent urbanism.
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This took a lot of tinkering, but I think I've finally figured out the best currently available way to manage and deliver a wide variety of exclusive items to patrons.
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“All men by nature desire to know.” — Aristotle, Metaphysics
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I've been considering the idea of assigning an "epistemic status" to each of my blog posts, in the fashion of Scott Alexander.
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The mild-mannered socialist humanist says it's evil to use algorithms to exploit humans for profit, but the articulation of this objection is an algorithm to exploit humans for profit.
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I’ve now been on Patreon for one year.
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I was just sent this by an anonymous reader.
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To be a philosopher one must be abject, and the reason a lot of people don't understand anything about this concept is because most contemporary philosophers want to be respected; they want to be in...
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“All the perplexities, confusion, and distress in America arise, not from want of honor or virtue, but from the downright ignorance of the nature of coin, credit, and circulation.”
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Holium's new desktop app for Urbit communities
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This seems to me a crucial point not often discussed by the AI Risk folks such as Bostrom and Yudkowsky.
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Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman (1956) by Charles and Ray Eames
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Villa by the Sea (1865) by Arnold Böcklin
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The Funeral of Shelley (1889) by Louis Edouard Fournier.
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City of London (1951), Robert Frank.
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Welcome to Signs of Life, our periodic roundup edition sharing the best ideas, art, code, and events from the Other Life community on Urbit and beyond.
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The Duel After the Masquerade by Jean-Léon Gérôme
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The Smoking Room with Monkeys by Abraham Teniers (1629-1670)
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Welcome to Signs of Life, a periodic roundup letter from Other Life, the coolest newsletter in the world.
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Renzo Piano Building Workshop offices in Genoa via Benjamin Schneider
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Brutalist Silence, interior by Annabell Kutucu
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Welcome to Signs of Life, a periodic roundup letter from Other Life, the coolest newsletter in the world.
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Hegel, Napoleon, and the World Spirit on Horseback
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You're invited here for the weekend of November 4-6
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Landscape With a Clump of Trees by Théodore Rousseau (1844)
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L 450 flat loudspeaker, TG 60 reel-to-reel tape recorder and TS 45 control unit by Dieter Rams for Braun
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Black Lake Technical Institute in Northern Ontario, ancestral home of the Tzikvik
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The Baptism by Julius LeBlanc Stewart (1892)
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In the Middle of the Valley by Ivan Shishkin (1883)
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Illustrated depiction of North Africa by British Orientalist artist Augustus Osborne Lamplough
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The Tay Bridge from My Studio Window by James McIntosh Patrick, 1948
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The Artist in His Studio by Henry Alexander (1860-1894)
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A Scene in Leigh Woods, Francis Danby (1822)
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Master Baby by William Quiller Orchardson (1886)
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