The Commonplace

1. ‘Everything you know about happiness is a lie.’ This is the secret to getting the ‘new happy’
   Next Big Idea ClubFast Company
2. [09] Kenneth Stanley - Efficient Evolution of Neural Networks through Complexification
   The Thesis Review
3. [Unedited]: Thomas Piketty On Creating A More Equal Society
   Capitalisn't
4. 12 Best Practices for Leveraging Generative AI in Experimental Research
   Samuel Chang; Andrew Kennedy; Aaron Leonard; John A. ListNational Bureau of Economic Research
5. 3 Causes of a Team’s Tunnel Vision & 1 Way Out (plus a course to learn how to stay out)
   Servane MouazanConscious Innovation Updates
6. 5 Laws of Atomic Influence
   Milly TamatiGeneralist World
7. 5 Ways That Ego Holds Us Back And Unlocking Human Potential
   The Daily Stoic
8. 5 Ways to Come Up with Tiny Experiments
   Anne-Laure Le CunffNess Labs
9. A Brief History of the History of Science
   Matthew JordanAsterisk
10. A Case Study in Scientific Coordination
    Hiya JainMundane Beauty
11. A Contrarian’s Guide to Venture Capital with Josh Wolfe
    The Decision Education Podcast
12. A Conversation with Deborah Quazzo | Managing Partner, GSV Ventures | Co-founder, ASU-GSV Summit | GSV Advisors | ThinkEquity Partners | Merrill Lynch | Harvard Business School
    Women in Venture Capital
13. A Conversation with Lexi Novitske | General Partner @ Norrsken22 | Acuity Venture Partners | Singularity Investments | Verod Capital | SEAF | Sandler O’Neill
    Women in Venture Capital
14. A Conversation with Senofer Mendoza, Founder & General Partner and Asya Bradley, Senior Partner @ Mendoza Ventures | Mendoza Design | Kinly | Synapse
    Women in Venture Capital
15. A Conversation with Steve Kerr at the 15th Annual Sixth Street Offsite
    It's Not Magic, a Sixth Street podcast
16. A Conversation with Tess Hatch | Partner @ Bessemer Venture Partners | SpaceX | Boeing | Masters in Aeronautics and Astronautics Engineering @ Stanford
    Women in Venture Capital
17. A Different Story Of Inflation With John Cochrane
    Capitalisn't
18. A Functional Taxonomy of World Models
    Fei-Fei Li; World Labs teamWorld Labs
19. A guide to SEO on Substack
    On SubstackOn Substack
20. A Leader’s Framework for Decision Making
    David J. Snowden and Mary E. BooneHarvard Business Review
21. A Liz Truss Moment for America?
    Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
22. A Long Sequence of Small, Correct Decisions
    Caleb WatneyCaleb Watney
23. A Management Anti-Fad That Will Last Forever
    Arthur C. BrooksThe Atlantic
24. A Metacritique of Palestine
    Hussein Aboubakr MansourThe Abrahamic Metacritique
25. A Mind is a Terrible Thing to Lose
    Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
26. A multi-agent system for automating scientific discovery
    Ali Essam Ghareeb; Benjamin Chang; Ludovico Mitchener; Angela Yiu; Caralyn J. Szostkiewicz; Dmytro Shved; Gavin J. Gyimesi; Jon M. Laurent; Samantha M. Wright; Muhammed T. Razzak; Andrew D. White; Silvia C. Finnemann; Michaela M. Hinks; Samuel G. RodriquesNature
27. A New Americanism: Why a Nation Needs a National Story
    Jill LeporeForeign Affairs
28. A New Microsoft Chip Could Lead to More Stable Quantum Computers
    Rachel CourtlandMIT Technology Review
29. A New Type of Hybrid
    Allen R. BrombergerStanford Social Innovation Review
30. A night sky full of living worlds
    Ramya MahalingamHuman Readable / Astera
31. A Nobel for the big big questions
    Noah SmithNoahpinion
32. A professor of learning science explains how failure helps you learn
    Manu KapurFast Company
33. A Reality-Based View of Government Funding of Science
    Stuart Buck; Aishwarya Khanduja; Jeremy M. BergThe Good Science Project
34. A Revolution in How Robots Learn
    James SomersThe New Yorker
35. A Science-Fictional Way of Thinking
    The Ansible and Luke HoggThe Ansible
36. A Scrappy Complement to FROs: Building More BBNs
    Eric GilliamFreakTakes
37. A sovereign crypto fund is a new way to pay out regime cronies
    Noah SmithNoahpinion
38. A Sovereign Wealth Fund Wouldn’t Work for the US
    Tyler CowenBloomberg Opinion
39. A Special Goodbye from Grace
    The Giving Done Right Podcast with Phil Buchanan
40. A Study of NASA Scientists Shows How to Overcome Barriers to Open Innovation
    Hila Lifshitz-Assaf, Michael L. Tushman, and Karim R. LakhaniHarvard Business Review
41. A Thermodynamic Miracle: Compute and Energy Are Key to Humanity's Continued Evolution
    James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
42. A Three Horizons Framework for Government Reform
    Jennifer PahlkaEating Policy
43. A Turning Point In The History Of Capitalism?
    Capitalisn't
44. A Vacuum of the Imagination: Why Space Rockets Could Have Flown Centuries Earlier
    Angadh NanjangudAngadh Nanjangud
45. A Vision of Metascience: An Engine of Improvement for the Social Processes of Science
    Michael Nielsen and Kanjun QiuScience++
46. A Winter of Becoming & Being
    Steven SchlafmanWhere the Road Bends
47. About That Japan Deal
    Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
48. About That Stock Market
    Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
49. Abundance and Its Discontents
    Alex Trembath; Ted NordhausThe Ecomodernist / Breakthrough Institute
50. Academic freedom, private-sector focus, and the process of innovation
    Philippe Aghion; Mathias Dewatripont; Jeremy C. SteinThe RAND Journal of Economics
51. Accepting it's over might be your best survival plan
    Bruce DaisleyMake Work Better
52. Adam Karr: The Investing Blueprint
    The Knowledge Project
53. Adam Mastroianni on Peer Review and the Academic Kitchen
    EconTalk
54. Addiction Economy
    Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
55. Admiral Linda Fagan on servant leadership
    ReThinking
56. Age and Great Invention
    Benjamin F. JonesNBER; The Review of Economics and Statistics
57. Agentic misalignment: How LLMs could be insider threats
    Aengus Lynch, Benjamin Wright, Caleb Larson, Kevin K. Troy, Stuart J. Ritchie, Sören Mindermann, Ethan Perez, and Evan HubingerAnthropic Research
58. Agentic Philanthropy: How AI Can Reshape Giving
    SCI PHI and Ronit KanwarRenaissance Philanthropy
59. AI and business: A Quick Q&A with … Andrew McAfee, author of "The Geek Way"
    James Pethokoukis; Andrew McAfeeFaster, Please!
60. AI and jobs, again
    Noah SmithNoahpinion
61. AI for Materials Science and The Physicists’ Grift
    Dumb Ape, PhDA Dumb Ape’s Takes
62. AI for Science Needs Reasoning, Not Just Data
    Eric Schmidt and Suhas MaheshMIT Technology Review
63. AI for Technoscientific Discovery: A Human-Inspired Architecture
    J. Y. Tsao et al.Journal of Creativity
64. AI Is Power-Hungry
    Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
65. AI models are dreaming up the materials of the future
    The EconomistThe Economist
66. AI Should Help Fund Creative Labor
    Mariana Mazzucato; Fausto GernoneProject Syndicate
67. AI weather, Campbell's soup, and quirks
    Danny CrichtonRiskgaming by Lux Capital
68. AI, peer review and the human activity of science
    Carl T. Bergstrom; Joe Bak-ColemanNature
69. AIs Want to Be Honest
    Kevin KellyKevin Kelly’s works in progress
70. Albert Wenger on Global Venture Capital Firms
    Masters in Business
71. Alex Tabarrok on Innovation
    EconTalk
72. Alicia Keys
    SmartLess
73. Alignment faking in large language models
    Ryan Greenblatt; Carson Denison; Benjamin Wright; Fabien Roger; Monte MacDiarmid; Sam Marks; Johannes Treutlein; Tim Belonax; Jack Chen; David Duvenaud; Akbir Khan; Julian Michael; Sören Mindermann; Ethan Perez; Linda Petrini; Jonathan Uesato; Jared Kaplan; Buck Shlegeris; Samuel R. Bowman; Evan HubingerAnthropic / Redwood Research
74. All History Is Revisionist History
    James M. Banner Jr.National Endowment for the Humanities
75. All non-drone militaries are obsolete
    Noah Smith; Latent.SpaceNoahpinion
76. All Progress Goes Through Cost Accounting
    Rob L’HeureuxHappy Future
77. America For Sale
    Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
78. America is being sold out by its leaders
    Noah SmithNoahpinion
79. America Is Trapped in a Burning Tesla
    Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
80. America’s degrowth lawyers need to learn from China
    Danny Crichton; Dan WangRiskgaming by Lux Capital
81. America’s Techno-Industrial Crossroads
    Kelvin YuThe Techno-Industrial Policy Playbook
82. American Strong Gods
    N.S. LyonsThe Upheaval
83. Amor Towles on A Gentleman in Moscow and the Writer's Craft
    EconTalk
84. An Emergency Trade Discussion With Joey Politano
    Paul Krugman; Joseph PolitanoPaul Krugman
85. An Existential Problem in the Search for Alien Life
    Jaime GreenThe Atlantic
86. An Explosion of Lies
    Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
87. An Interview With Claudia Sahm
    Paul Krugman and Claudia SahmPaul Krugman
88. An ugly case of ‘false balance’ in the New York Times
    Margaret SullivanAmerican Crisis
89. An Up Wing film from a Down Wing decade
    James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
90. Andrew Huberman: The Science of Small Changes
    The Knowledge Project
91. Annie Duke Thinks You Should Quit
    People I (Mostly) Admire
92. Antonio Gracias - Pro-Entropic Investing
    Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy
93. Archaeologists Found an Ancient Roman Military Camp Hiding 7,000 Feet High in the Sky
    Tim NewcombPopular Mechanics
94. Are E.S.G. Investors Actually Helping the Environment?
    Freakonomics Radio
95. Are Personal Finance Gurus Giving You Bad Advice?
    Freakonomics Radio
96. Are we in denial? is Work From Anywhere our destiny?
    Eat Sleep Work Repeat - better workplace culture
97. Are we really struggling to make friends?
    Bruce DaisleyMake Work Better
98. Are You Having a Midlife Crisis?
    No Stupid Questions
99. As Science Evolves, How Can Science Policy?
    Benjamin F. JonesInnovation Policy and the Economy
100. Attack of the Quack-Industrial Complex
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
101. Attack of the Sadistic Zombies
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
102. Austin’s Reign as a Tech Hub Might Be Coming to an End
     Isabelle BousquetteThe Wall Street Journal
103. Autogolpe
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
104. Autonomy Is the Pulsing Heart of Science
     G. Pascal ZacharyIssues in Science and Technology
105. Avi Goldfarb - The Economic Impact of AI
     Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy
106. Balancing Your Budget and Mind
     The Hidden Costs of Health
107. Base Rates and Bees with Michael Mauboussin
     The Decision Education Podcast
108. Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother
     If Books Could Kill
109. Be a Disappointment
     Oliver BurkemanThe Imperfectionist
110. Before the Next PDB: Can a Field Converge Before It Builds?
     Peter K. KooCold Spring Harbor Laboratory
111. Beyond ‘The Jetsons’: A New Vision of a Fantastic Future That Never Was
     James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
112. Beyond Diversity – Building an Inclusive Workplace Culture with Trier Bryant
     The CultureLab Podcast
113. Biases Don't Exist, and Humans Are Not Irrational
     Jared PetersonSeeds of Science
114. Big experiments are only big if they can fail
     Seemay ChouSeemay’s blog
115. Big Tech Stock Pick of 2026: Amazon
     Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
116. Bill Ackman: Getting Back Up
     The Knowledge Project
117. Biology Is No Longer Science—It’s Engineering
     Danny Crichton and Tess van StekelenburgRiskgaming by Lux Capital
118. Blockchain as a confidence machine: The problem of trust & challenges of governance
     Primavera De Filippi, Morshed Mannan, and Wessel ReijersTechnology in Society
119. Bonus Episode: The Illusion of Certainty with Annie Duke
     The Decision Education Podcast
120. Book Review: "Doughnut Economics"
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
121. Books and Screens
     Carlo IaconoAeon
122. Brain implants, friction, LegoGPT
     Danny CrichtonRiskgaming by Lux Capital
123. Brass in Pocket: An Interview with Sally Rooney
     Daniel Drake; Sally RooneyThe New York Review of Books
124. Breaking the Ice
     Ramya Mahalingam; Thomas TeisbergHuman Readable / Astera Institute
125. Breaking the Silence
     Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
126. Brené Brown and Simon Sinek on the leadership skills we need to build
     ReThinking
127. Brené Brown on What Vulnerability Isn't
     ReThinking
128. Brian Nosek on Truth, Science, and Academic Incentives
     EconTalk
129. Bring More Smart People to America!
     James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
130. Brokenism
     Alana NewhouseTablet Magazine
131. Build Baby Build
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
132. Building Innovation Hubs: The UK & Beyond
     The a16z Show
133. Bureaucracy Isn't Measured In Bureaucrats
     Scott AlexanderAstral Codex Ten
134. Can a New Approach to Funding Scientific Research Unlock Innovation?
     Kelsey PiperVox
135. Can AI be truly creative?
     Rosie CampbellRosie Campbell
136. Can Capitalism Serve the Common Good? - ft. Mariana Mazzucato
     Capitalisn't
137. Can taste beat peer review?
     Matt ClancyNew Things Under the Sun
138. Can we bring method to building the culture in our team?
     Bruce DaisleyMake Work Better
139. Can we ever defend against agricultural warfare?
     Danny Crichton; Ian Curtiss; Alicia EllisRiskgaming by Lux Capital
140. Can You Just Do Things?
     Cate Hall; Clara Collier; Jake EatonAsterisk
141. Can you run a company as a perfect free market? Inside Disco Corp
     Harry Dempsey; David KeohaneFinancial Times
142. Caracas on the Potomac
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
143. Catalyzing Multidisciplinary Frontier Science
     Matthew LeightonFar from Equilibrium
144. Charlie Hoehn: Write Something People Want to Read
     The Knowledge Project
145. Childhoods of exceptional people
     Henrik KarlssonEscaping Flatland
146. China's DeepSeek Is Beating Out OpenAI and Google in Africa
     Saritha Rai, Loni Prinsloo, and Helen NyamburaBloomberg
147. Chip Conley on Finding Contentment and Embracing Our Achievements
     The Daily Stoic
148. Choosing to Stay Human
     Ethan MollickOne Useful Thing
149. Chris Sacca – Hustling to Save the Planet at Lowercarbon
     Capital Allocators – Inside the Institutional Investment Industry
150. Chuck Blakeman on rehumanising organisations
     Leadermorphosis
151. Civilizational stakes and opportunity costs
     James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
152. Claude 4 – The first universal assistant?
     Azeem Azhar; Nathan WarrenExponential View
153. Coasean Bargaining at Scale
     Séb KrierAI Policy Perspectives
154. Coexistence or Confrontation?
     Scott Galloway; Alice Han; James KyngeProf G Media
155. Collapse Will Look Nothing Like the Movies
     The Honest Sorcerer (B)The Honest Sorcerer
156. Complexity II: The Santa Fe Institute
     Philip W. AndersonPhysics Today
157. Conjecture Machines: AI Agents and the New Validation Bottleneck in Science
     Don Wallace; Conor Griffin; Sean O’Neill; Thang Luong; Owen LarterGoogle DeepMind
158. Conversation with Adam Grant — Honing Your Potential and Building Strong Character Traits
     The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway
159. Conversation with Chip Conley — Reframing Aging, Mid-Life Chrysalis, and Maintaining a Growth Mindset
     The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway
160. Conversation with Jennifer B. Wallace — What to Do About Toxic Achievement Culture
     The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway
161. Crisis in Higher Ed & Why Universities Still Matter with Marc & Ben
     The a16z Show
162. Cruel and Usual: Republicans Prepare to Gut Medicaid
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
163. Crypto Is Still for Criming
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
164. Current AI models a 'dead end' for human-level intelligence, scientists agree
     Ben TurnerLive Science
165. d/acc: One Year Later
     Vitalik ButerinVitalik Buterin
166. Dairy cows make their misery expensive (but their calves can’t)
     Elizabeth Van NostrandAceso Under Glass
167. Dan Klein on Knowledge and Coordination
     EconTalk
168. Dan Klein on The Theory of Moral Sentiments — An Overview
     EconTalk
169. Daniel Kahneman Doesn't Trust Your Intuition
     ReThinking
170. Daniel Kahneman on Why Our Judgment is Flawed — and What to Do About It
     People I (Mostly) Admire
171. Dave Eggers: NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab works to discover life in space
     Dave EggersThe Washington Post
172. David Layton on Being an Outbound Global Driven Firm
     Masters in Business
173. David Rubenstein - Life, Leadership, and LBOs
     Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy
174. Death by a thousand meetings: How to reduce video-call overload
     Danielle AbrilThe Washington Post
175. Decades later, string theory continues its march toward Einstein’s dream
     Brian GreeneThe Washington Post
176. Decentralized Science: The Future of Scientific Exploration Inspired by Meta- and Open-Science Principles
     Vincent Weisser and Ella McCarthy-PageMolecule
177. Deciding, Fast and Slow with Dr. Daniel Kahneman
     The Decision Education Podcast
178. Decline and Fall of the American Empire
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
179. Declines in plant resilience threaten carbon storage in the Arctic
     Tatyana WoodallThe Ohio State University / Phys.org
180. Decoding Science 020: Bird-inspired AI Framework, Agentic AI vs Autonomous Discovery, and Accelerating Atomic Layer Discovery
     Nathaniel Luis, Finn Gottert, Decoding, Carolina Monck, and SarahDecoding Science
181. DeepSeek and tariffs fail to undermine the AI investment boom (so far)
     James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
182. Definite optimism as human capital
     Dan WangDan Wang
183. Deindustrialization: Causes and Consequences
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
184. Democrats and abundance: A Quick Q&A with … tech policy expert Adam Kovacevich
     James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
185. Democrats Shouldn’t Support Tariffs
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
186. Dems need to moderate and fight
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
187. Departing the New York Times
     Paul KrugmanThe Contrarian
188. Derek Sivers: No Wasted Words
     How I Write
189. Designing AI for Disruptive Science
     Alvin DjajadikertaAsimov Press
190. Destroying the universe: How hard can it be?
     Damon BinderDefenses in Depth
191. Developing countries: A follow-up
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
192. Developing taste
     Patrik ReizingerThe Path to PhD
193. Did RFK just take away your cancer treatment?
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
194. Did the early medieval era ever really take place?
     Jonn ElledgeThe Newsletter of (Not Quite) Everything
195. Digital Corruption Takes Over DC
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
196. Digital Therapeutics Companies Have a Lot to Learn from the Mental Health Care Industry They Are Looking to Disrupt
     Mike DesjadonFortune
197. Digital Urbanism
     Jeff FongUrban Proxima
198. Diversity in Innovation
     Paul A. Gompers and Sophie Q. WangNational Bureau of Economic Research
199. Do Scientists Pay to Be Scientists?
     Scott SternNBER
200. Do We Trust AI to Make the Right Decisions?
     Chicago Booth Review Podcast
201. Do you know your default shape?
     Cate Hall; Sasha ChapinUseful Fictions
202. Does Anyone in Government Care About Productivity Growth?
     Santi Ruiz and Benjamin F. JonesStatecraft
203. Does anything I write matter anymore?
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
204. Does Peer Review Penalize Scientific Risk Taking? Evidence from NIH Grant Renewals
     Pierre Azoulay and Wesley H. GreenblattNBER Working Paper 33495
205. Does the U.S. Produce Too Many Scientists?
     Beryl Lieff BenderlyScientific American
206. DOGE: What Can Be Done?
     Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
207. Doug Conant: Leadership With Integrity
     The Knowledge Project
208. Eat What You Kill: The Meritocracy of Venture Capital
     Kyle Harrisonkwharrison13.com
209. Economic Experiments
     Nathan RosenbergIndustrial and Corporate Change
210. Economic Lessons from the Screwtape Letters
     Kyla ScanlonKyla’s Newsletter
211. Elon Musk Is Faking It
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
212. Elon Musk, Welfare Queen
     Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
213. Enshittification and the Bitterness of Billionaire Bros
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
214. Enter the Meadow
     Claire L. EvansWild Information
215. Equality as a Consolation Prize
     Ruxandra TesloRuxandra's Substack
216. Erin Wade: The Mac and Cheese Empire
     The Knowledge Project
217. Europe Becomes a Union
     Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
218. Europe needs national champions, now
     Danny CrichtonRiskgaming
219. Europe: Is the Force Awakening?
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
220. Every Theory of Dopamine Wins on Its Own Dataset: Time for a Benchmark?
     Jaeeon LeeJaeeon Lee
221. Everything Is Broken
     Alana NewhouseTablet
222. Evolution and Revolution as Organizations Grow
     Larry E. GreinerHarvard Business Review
223. Exclusive: a Nature analysis signals the beginnings of a US science brain drain
     Laurie Udesky; Jack LeemingNature
224. Expert: Kenneth Stanley - AI researcher on how innovation occurs
     Equity Mates Investing Podcast
225. Exploiting Male Rage
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
226. Exploring the “Planning Fallacy”: Why People Underestimate Their Task Completion Times
     Roger Buehler, Dale Griffin, and Michael RossJournal of Personality and Social Psychology
227. Ezra Klein on the Abundance Agenda
     Conversations with Tyler
228. Face it: you're a crazy person
     Adam MastroianniExperimental History
229. Factories of Ideas? Big Business and the Golden Age of American Innovation
     Pier Paolo CreanzaPrinceton University
230. Factors associated with scientific creativity
     Rogers HollingsworthEuresis Journal
231. Faith in the Possible
     Reid HoffmanReid Hoffman
232. Far-Right Extremists Embrace Environmentalism to Justify Violent Anti-Immigrant Beliefs
     Abrahm LustgartenProPublica
233. Fast Times on America’s Slowest Train
     Harrison Scott KeyLongreads
234. Fear and Trembling in the Garrison
     Theo LipskyThe Point
235. Field Essentialism, Field Realism, Field Pragmatism
     Tim HwangMacroscience
236. Financial repression and funding a green revolution
     Algy HallCitywire
237. Find the Smartest Technologist in the Company and Make Them CEO
     Marc Andreessen, Tracy Francis, Rick TetzeliMcKinsey Quarterly
238. Finding–and becoming–great mentors and sponsors with Carla Harris
     ReThinking
239. Fine-Tuning LLMs For Style Transfer
     Sarah ConstantinRough Diamonds
240. Five Baha’i Lessons for a Happier Life
     Arthur C. BrooksThe Atlantic
241. Flounder Mode
     Brie WolfsonColossus
242. For MAGA, Ignorance is Strength
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
243. Forecast 2050: Tyler Cowen Transcript
     Finn MurphyWritings
244. Form by Matter, and Matter by Form
     Applied Complexity ScienceApplied Complexity Science
245. Founder Mode
     Paul Grahampaulgraham.com
246. Four Things Successful Teams Do Differently
     Dominic Packer; Jay Van BavelPower of Us
247. Francis Collins: On Truth, Science, Faith and Trust
     Eric TopolGround Truths
248. Free-market economics is working surprisingly well
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
249. Freedom, Fear, and Feedback: Should Other Companies Follow Netflix’s Lead?
     James Barnett; Stacy StraabergHarvard Business School Working Knowledge
250. From Conflict to Collaboration with Lee Failing
     The Decision Education Podcast
251. From Counterculture to Cyberculture (ft. Fred Turner)
     Jasmine Sun and Fred Turner@jasmine’s substack
252. From hallucination to verification
     Steven DenneyPixels and Patterns
253. From silicon to slime
     Willa KöernerDark Properties
254. From Statecraft To Soulcraft
     Alexandre LefebvreNoema
255. From systems operators to systems architects
     Seemay ChouAstera Institute
256. Fungi may not think, but they can communicate
     Elizabeth RayneArs Technica
257. Gaming Out a Sudden Stop
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
258. Garry Tan - Unwrapping the Gift
     Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy
259. Garry Tan: Y Combinator CEO - The Key To Writing For Startups and Entrepreneurs
     How I Write
260. Gary Hamel on busting bureaucracy for good
     Leadermorphosis
261. George Washington by George W. Bush
     George W. BushIn Pursuit
262. Getting to the heart of team culture with Pete Carroll
     ReThinking
263. Gift Thinking
     Jenny Odell; Robin Wall KimmererOrion
264. Giving Cash to Those in Need with Paul Niehaus of GiveDirectly
     The Giving Done Right Podcast with Phil Buchanan
265. Global Talent, Local Obstacles: Why Time Zones Matter in Remote Work
     Michael BlandingHarvard Business School Working Knowledge
266. Globalization did not hollow out the American middle class
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
267. Good cities can’t exist without public order
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
268. Governance Lessons From the Constitutional Convention
     Santi RuizStatecraft
269. Government Funding for R&D and Productivity Growth
     Matt ClancyWhat's New Under the Sun
270. Graham Duncan - Talent Whisperer
     Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy
271. Greening the Solar System
     Edwin Kite; Robin WordsworthAsterisk
272. Grid blackouts, engineering durability, and blankies
     Danny CrichtonRiskgaming
273. Groups of diverse problem solvers can outperform groups of high-ability problem solvers
     Lu Hong and Scott E. PageProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
274. Growing Downward: Persistent Inequality in Publishing in Economics
     Ricardo DahisMonash Economics Working Papers
275. Growth Is Getting Harder to Find, Not Ideas
     Teresa C. Fort, Nathan Goldschlag, Jack Liang, Peter K. Schott, and Nikolas ZolasNational Bureau of Economic Research
276. Handle Awkward Conversations Like a Pro
     Jason FeiferOne Thing Better
277. Happy Tax Evasion Day!
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
278. Harms of the Federal Funding Freeze on Science
     Kendall VerhovekBrennan Center for Justice
279. Harvard Derangement Syndrome
     Steven PinkerThe New York Times
280. Has Brazil Invented the Future of Money?
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
281. Has China Already Won?
     Danny CrichtonRiskgaming
282. Has Trump changed the retirement plans for the country’s largest coal plants?
     Dan GearinoArs Technica / Inside Climate News
283. Have We Been Partying Like It’s 1999?
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
284. Have we really passed Peak Brain Power?
     James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
285. Hawks, Doves and Lapdogs
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
286. Help: my team doesn't feel connected any more
     Eat Sleep Work Repeat - better workplace culture
287. Hey Democrats: Stop fiddling while Trump burns America
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
288. High Anxiety
     Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
289. High-Dimensional Foraging
     Robin HansonOvercoming Bias
290. Highlights From the Comments on "50 Thoughts on DOGE"
     Santi RuizStatecraft
291. How a Con Man President Is Destroying Confidence
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
292. How a Lack of Senior Women in VC Hinders Female Founders
     Sarah KocianskiForbes
293. How a World Order Ends
     Richard HaassForeign Affairs
294. How Accurate Are Learning Curves?
     Brian PotterConstruction Physics
295. How Bell Labs Won Its First Nobel Prize
     Brian PotterConstruction Physics
296. How Common Is Multiple Invention?
     Brian PotterConstruction Physics
297. How Creativity Became the Reigning Value of Our Time
     Bryan GardinerMIT Technology Review
298. How Do Venture Capitalists Make Decisions?
     Paul Gompers, Will Gornall, Steven N. Kaplan, and Ilya A. StrebulaevJournal of Financial Economics
299. How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love My Shitty Life
     Madeleine BakerThe Drift
300. How Intel fixed work and then threw it away
     Eat Sleep Work Repeat - better workplace culture
301. How International Development Works
     "Econ 102" with Noah Smith and Erik Torenberg
302. How long does it take to go from science to technology?
     Matt ClancyNew Things Under the Sun
303. How management books ruin work for the rest of us
     Bruce DaisleyMake Work Better
304. How many poor people do you really know?
     Chicago Booth Review Podcast
305. How Nature Became a 'Prestige' Journal
     Robert ReasonAsimov Press
306. How Not to Waste Your Life
     Maria PopovaThe Marginalian
307. How Octopus Energy used culture to reach the top
     Bruce DaisleyMake Work Better
308. How Octopus Energy used culture to reach the top
     Eat Sleep Work Repeat - better workplace culture
309. How PhD Programs Limit Scientific Progress
     Davis GarnerDavis Garner
310. How pineapples got cheap
     Étienne Fortier-DuboisWorks in Progress
311. How Publishing Actually Works
     Nick MamatasThe Republic of Letters
312. How Ramp Builds Product
     Lenny RachitskyLenny’s Newsletter
313. How Scientific Incentives Stalled the Fight Against Antibiotic Resistance, and How We Can Fix It
     Maxwell TabarrokMacroscience
314. How Swatch Saved the Swiss Watch Industry, but Not from Quartz
     Cedric ChinCommoncog
315. How Technology Grows (a Restatement of Definite Optimism)
     Dan WangDan Wang
316. How technoscientific knowledge advances: A Bell-Labs-inspired architecture
     Venkatesh Narayanamurti; Jeffrey Y. TsaoResearch Policy
317. How the UK Biobank Was Built
     Santi RuizStatecraft
318. How to Apply to Y Combinator
     Paul GrahamY Combinator
319. How to Ask for Advice Without Influencing the Answer
     Duke University’s Fuqua School of BusinessDuke University’s Fuqua School of Business
320. How to Attract More Customers — By Giving Away Your Ideas
     Jason FeiferOne Thing Better
321. How to Be Happy Like Thomas Aquinas
     Arthur C. BrooksThe Atlantic
322. How to Be More Charismatic, but Not Too Much More
     Arthur C. BrooksThe Atlantic
323. How to Be Stackmaxxing
     Phil NguyenReally Bad Ideas
324. How to Become a Published Author With Substack (and Increase Your Surface of Luck)
     Jeremy Ney; Kristina GodOnline Writing Club
325. How to build a company that can save the world and generate a profit
     Tim De ChantTechCrunch
326. How to build an empire
     Fixable
327. How to Decide to Win
     Josh BarroVery Serious
328. How to Design a Referral Program
     Andrew Chenandrewchen.com
329. How to have good arguments with world debate champion Bo Seo
     ReThinking
330. How to increase your surface area for luck
     Cate HallUseful Fictions
331. How to Make Sure You’re On the Right Path
     Jason FeiferOne Thing Better
332. How To Manufacture Luck
     Polymath InvestorPolymath Investor
333. How to Pick a Job, Say No and Sorry, and Avoid AI Pitfalls
     Adam GrantGranted
334. How to Predict the Future
     Santi Ruiz and Jason MathenyStatecraft
335. How to revive science in America
     Harvey V. FinebergPNAS
336. How to Sell Moral Panics with Bad Science, Jonathan Haidt Edition
     Greg FishWorld of Weird Things
337. How to Speak Clearly, Calmly, and Without Alienating People | Dan Clurman and Mudita Nisker
     10% Happier with Dan Harris
338. How To Speak Honeybee
     Karen BakkerNoema
339. How to Survive the New Nuclear Age
     Vipin Narang; Pranay VaddiForeign Affairs
340. How to Train Generative AI Using Your Company’s Data
     Tom Davenport; Maryam AlaviHarvard Business Review
341. How to Turn Anxiety Into Adventure
     Arthur C. BrooksThe Atlantic
342. How to Win in the New Economy
     Milly TamatiGeneralist World
343. How Trump is following Project 2025’s radical roadmap to defund science
     Dan GaristoNature
344. How Trump Will Make the Tariff Shock Worse
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
345. How we get to an abundant future
     Eli DouradoHuman Readable
346. How We Lost the Trade War
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
347. Human Capital in Venture Capital: Evidence From 100,000 Venture Capitalists
     Blake Jackson and Ilya A. StrebulaevNational Bureau of Economic Research
348. Human Life in a Post-AGI World
     Tyler CowenTyler Cowen
349. Humans killed millions of vultures. Now people are paying the price.
     Mark Johnson and Saumya KhandelwalThe Washington Post
350. Hybrid by Design: HubSpot’s Blueprint for Flexible Work
     Jill PianoHubSpot Careers Blog
351. I Coulda Made a Better Deal
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
352. I had dinner with Charlie Munger
     Founders
353. I have never been working class
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
354. I Used to Teach Students. Now I Catch ChatGPT Cheats
     Troy JollimoreThe Walrus
355. I’m kind of over the whole "Anti-monopoly" movement
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
356. ICEing the U.S. Economy
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
357. Ideas Aren’t Getting Harder to Find
     Karthik TadepalliAsterisk
358. If and when you live in a dictatorship, how will you know?
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
359. If you have multiple interests, do not waste the next 2-3 years
     Dan Koefuture/proof
360. Imagine If with Josh Kopelman
     Annie Duke and Josh KopelmanAnnie Duke
361. In Charts: Like Einstein, Global Inventors Bring Big Ideas Across Borders
     Ana Elena AzpúruaHarvard Business School Working Knowledge
362. In Defense of AI Slop
     Reid HoffmanTheory of the Game
363. In Search of the Hybrid Ideal
     Julie Battilana, Matthew Lee, John Walker, Cheryl DorseyStanford Social Innovation Review
364. In what sense is the science of science a science?
     Michael NielsenScience++
365. Incentives for creativity
     Sanjiv Erat and Uri GneezyExperimental Economics
366. Incompetent or Evil: A False Dichotomy
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
367. Industrial Commons
     Real ChartsReal Charts
368. Innovation through Recombination
     Songyuan TengYale University
369. Innovation vs. imitation and the evolution of productivity distributions
     Michael D. König, Jan Lorenz, and Fabrizio ZilibottiTheoretical Economics
370. Innovator Circles: Cultivating the ambitious communities where breakthroughs begin
     Pranay ShahARIA
371. Insecure About Your Status? Try Boosting Someone Else’s
     Matt KeeleyColumbia Business School
372. Inside arXiv—the Most Transformative Platform in All of Science
     Sheon HanWIRED
373. Inside My Planning Discipline, the Joys and Sorrows of Slack, and Finding Depth Among Shallow Friends | DEEP QUESTIONS
     Deep Questions with Cal Newport
374. Interdisciplinary research has consistently lower funding success
     Lindell Bromham, Russell Dinnage, and Xia HuaNature
375. Intrinsic Motivation: a deep dive
     Frazer MawsonSeeds of Science
376. Introducing Lux Labs: Overthrowing Limits on Humanity’s Ingenuity
     Unum LuxLux Capital
377. Introducing The Creative Technologist
     Tyler MinceyThe Creative Technologist
378. Inventing the Methods Section
     Andrew HuntAsimov Press
379. Inventing the Renaissance: Ada Palmer
     Paul Krugman and Ada PalmerPaul Krugman
380. Investing in AI for Good
     Ben Brockman, Skye Hersh, Brigitte Hoyer Gosselink, Florian Maganza, and Micah BermanStanford Social Innovation Review
381. Is “Woke” Capitalism A Threat To Democracy?
     Capitalisn't
382. Is capitalism making you lonely?
     Simas KucinskasInexact Science
383. Is ChatGPT really rotting our brains?
     Anne-Laure Le CunffNess Labs
384. Is China Inventing Big Important Things?
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
385. Is Innovation in Human Nature?
     Anton HowesMedium
386. Is It a Bubble?
     The Memo by Howard Marks
387. Is It All About the Money? How Are U.S. Academic Licensing Offices Tasked and Motivated?
     Irene Abrams, Grace Leung, and Ashley J. StevensResearch Management Review
388. Is the Deep Life Compatible with Serving Humanity?
     Deep Questions with Cal Newport
389. Is the Price Right? Two Nobel Laureates Debate How Markets Work
     Chicago Booth Review Podcast
390. Is the Sleeping Giant Awakening?
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
391. Is the U.S. in a "high-level equilibrium trap"?
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
392. It’s a Scam! It’s a Purge! It’s a Scam and a Purge
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
393. It’s Mother’s Day, My Birthday, and My Mom Is Dead
     Ben WheelerAmerica’s Mayor
394. It's Time for Zealous Advocacy To Safeguard the Rule of Law
     John PalfreyNewsweek
395. Jack Kornfield: Finding Inner Calm
     The Knowledge Project
396. Jared Diamond on the Downfall of Civilizations — and His Optimism for Ours
     People I (Mostly) Admire
397. Jared Diamond: A Reply to His Critics
     Davis KedroskyGreat Transformations
398. Jeremy Allen White
     SmartLess
399. Jerry Neumann - The Deployment Age, Power Laws, and Venture Capital
     Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy
400. Jerry Neumann – Why Venture is Hard
     Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy
401. John Cochrane on the Pandemic
     EconTalk
402. John Green Wants You to Pay Attention to Your Attention
     ReThinking
403. John von Neumann: A Strange Kind of Bird
     Eric GilliamFreakTakes (Engineering Innovation)
404. Jonathan Haidt is wrong about age-gating the internet
     Kelsey PiperThe Argument
405. Joseph Stiglitz on Pioneering Economic Theories, Policy Challenges, and His Intellectual Legacy
     Conversations with Tyler
406. Josh Wolfe: Human Advantage in the World of AI
     The Knowledge Project
407. Julia Roberts
     SmartLess
408. Kahneman, Duke and Mauboussin on optimism bias and self-confidence
     Danny CrichtonRiskgaming
409. Kenneth Stanley on the Disruptive Power of Open-Endedness
     The Orthogonal Bet
410. Kevin Kelly on Advice, AI, and Technology
     EconTalk
411. Kevin Kelly on the Inevitable
     EconTalk
412. Killing the Cat
     Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
413. Kilowatt Madness
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
414. Knowing when to quit with world poker champion Annie Duke
     ReThinking
415. Kuhnian History of Science and the “Great Man” of Science Model
     Moti MizrahiSocial Epistemology Review and Reply Collective
416. Kundera, Hegel, and the AIs
     Anna GátAmerican Innocence
417. Labor vs. Capital: Continuing the Meritocracy Trap Debate
     Andrew Hart; Marshall Steinbaum; Daniel MarkovitsLPE Project
418. Launching X-Labs for Transformative Science Funding
     Caleb WatneyThe Techno-Industrial Policy Playbook
419. Law Firms, Trade Wars and the Weakness of Monarchs
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
420. Law of Universal Uniqueness
     Kevin KellyKevin Kelly’s works in progress
421. Learning about longevity from long-lived animals
     Aria SchreckerWorks in Progress
422. Learning Well from Being Wrong
     Niveditha S. IyerAstera Institute Essay Competition
423. Leninist Technocracy With Grand Opera Characteristics
     Santi Ruiz; Dan WangStatecraft
424. Less is More
     Hidden Brain
425. Let’s Build a Fleet and Change the World
     Adam MastroianniExperimental History
426. Letting Go: When Is It Time?
     This Jungian Life Podcast
427. Leveraging The Science of Cooperation to Build a Positive Future for Humanity
     Athena AktipisAthena Aktipis
428. Lies and the City
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
429. Lies, Damned Lies and Trumpflation
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
430. Life Is More Than an Engineering Problem
     Julien Crockett; Ted ChiangLos Angeles Review of Books
431. Life, Intelligence, and Consciousness: A Functional Perspective
     Blaise Agüera y ArcasLong Now
432. Limits and Possibilities of Metascience
     José Luis RicónNintil
433. Limits to collective decision making: Arrow’s theorem
     Michael NielsenMichael Nielsen’s website
434. Live with Andy Borowitz
     Andy Borowitz; Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
435. Living the metascience dream (or nightmare) with AI for science
     Jessica HullmanStatistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
436. Living two hours in the future
     Oliver BurkemanThe Imperfectionist
437. LLMs Pre-Commodify Ideas
     SachinSummer Lightning
438. Macaulay Culkin
     SmartLess
439. Machines of Loving Grace
     Dario AmodeiDario Amodei
440. MacKenzie Scott is giving away more money, faster, than anyone has before
     The EconomistThe Economist
441. MAGA vs. the transhumanists of Silicon Valley
     James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
442. MAGA Will Devastate Rural America
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
443. MAGA’s Feelings Don’t Care About Your Facts
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
444. Maintaining Everything That Matters
     Matthew McDowell-Sweet; Mike TraversProtocolized
445. Making AI Work: Leadership, Lab, and Crowd
     Ethan MollickOne Useful Thing
446. Making Our Own Luck
     Kris WillisThe Good Science Project
447. Making Sweatshops Great Again
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
448. Making the Case for Good Jobs
     Eat Sleep Work Repeat - better workplace culture
449. Making The Most of Uncertainty
     The Art of Accomplishment
450. Malcolm Gladwell Questions Everything
     ReThinking
451. Man survives with titanium heart for 100 days – a world first
     Smriti MallapatyNature
452. Mano a Mano
     Gordon MarinoThe Point
453. Marc Andreessen: It’s Time To Write
     How I Write
454. Maria Konnikova: Less Certainty, More Inquiry
     The Knowledge Project
455. Mark Cuban doesn’t believe in following your passions
     ReThinking
456. Markets are competitive if and only if P ≠ NP
     Philip Z. MayminarXiv
457. Markets for Technology and Their Implications for Corporate Strategy
     Ashish Arora, Andrea Fosfuri, and Alfonso GambardellaIndustrial and Corporate Change
458. Markets, Innovation, and the March to 100 Percent Clean Energy
     Kenneth SercyThe National Interest
459. Marrying Up and Marrying Down
     Richard Reeves; Scott Galloway (introduction)No Mercy / No Malice
460. Mars or bust! My chat (+transcript) with aerospace engineer Robert Zubrin
     James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
461. Mass firings decimate U.S. science agencies
     John Travis; Katie Langin; Jocelyn Kaiser; Meredith WadmanScience
462. Mathematical proof debunks the idea that the universe is a computer simulation
     Patty WellbornPhys.org / University of British Columbia
463. Matt Ridley on How Innovation Works
     EconTalk
464. Matthew Dicks: The Storytelling Expert
     The Knowledge Project
465. Meaning: why showing work matters has such an impact
     Bruce Daisley; Tamara Myles; Wes AdamsEat Sleep Work Repeat
466. Media Consolidation
     Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
467. Meeting the moment: how scientific philanthropies are expanding their reach
     Virginia GewinNature
468. Megan Rapinoe & Sue Bird on leading great teams and moving on (transcript)
     Adam Grant; Megan Rapinoe; Sue BirdTED / ReThinking
469. Men have no friends and women bear the burden
     Eat Sleep Work Repeat - better workplace culture
470. Metascience 101 - "Introduction"
     The Macroscience Podcast
471. Metascience 101 - “Is Science Slowing Down?”
     The Macroscience Podcast
472. Metascience 101 - EP9: "How To Get Involved"
     Tim Hwang; Heidi Williams; Paul Niehaus; Matt ClancyMacroscience
473. Metascience 101 — “Safety and Science”
     Tim HwangThe Macroscience Podcast
474. Metascience 101 — EP8: Invention vs. Diffusion
     Derek Thompson and Eli DouradoMacroscience
475. Metascience Is Ignoring the National Labs
     Jordi CabanaMacroscience
476. Metascience Since 2012: A Personal History
     Stuart BuckGood Science Project
477. Michael Easter on the Comfort Crisis
     EconTalk
478. Michael Munger on the Perfect vs. the Good
     EconTalk
479. Michael Nielsen – How science actually progresses
     Dwarkesh PatelDwarkesh Podcast
480. Michael Nielsen on Collaboration, Quantum Computing, and Civilization's Fragility
     Conversations with Tyler
481. Microsoft’s Majorana 1 chip carves new path for quantum computing
     Catherine BolgarMicrosoft Source
482. Minds Before Brains
     Michael PollanThe Microdose
483. Missing Novelty in Drug Development
     Joshua Krieger, Danielle Li, and Dimitris PapanikolaouThe Review of Financial Studies
484. Mitch Rales: The Art of Compounding
     Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy
485. Molly Mielke McCarthy - The Art of Peopling
     Dialectic
486. More (Brief) Thoughts On DOGE
     Santi RuizStatecraft
487. Most AI value will come from broad automation, not from R&D
     Ege Erdil; Matthew BarnettEpoch AI
488. Musk In Your Computers: An Interview With Nathan Tankus
     Paul Krugman; Nathan TankusPaul Krugman
489. Mutations, snake bites, nuclear energy
     Danny CrichtonRiskgaming by Lux Capital
490. My chat (+transcript) with journalist Nicole Kobie on why the future of tech still hasn’t arrived
     James Pethokoukis and Nicole KobieFaster, Please!
491. My chat (+transcript) with researcher Toby Ord on existential risk
     James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
492. My Prodigal Brainchild
     Neal StephensonGraphomane
493. My techno-optimism
     Vitalik ButerinVitalik Buterin’s website
494. My Teeny Tiny Conference About Milton Friedman
     Sam EnrightThe Fitzwilliam
495. Nadia Asparouhova on ANTIMEMETICS
     The Orthogonal Bet
496. Nathan Myhrvold: “I Am Interested in Lots of Things, and That's Actually a Bad Strategy.” (Rebroadcast)
     People I (Mostly) Admire
497. National Institutes of Health radically cuts support to universities
     John TimmerArs Technica
498. Navigating by aliveness
     Oliver BurkemanThe Imperfectionist
499. Neal Stephenson on History, Spycraft, and American-Soviet Parallels
     Conversations with Tyler
500. Neither Trump Nor Democrats Care About American Prosperity
     Jeremiah JohnsonThe UnPopulist
501. Netflix's "The Diplomat": Pop Culture Gives Diplomacy a Boost
     Deep Dish on Global Affairs
502. New Ideas for Making Optimal Use of Experts in Grant-Funding
     Eric GilliamFreakTakes
503. New research shows bigger animals get more cancer, defying decades-old belief
     Joanna Baker; George ButlerArs Technica / The Conversation
504. Niraj Shah - Developing Every Skill
     Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy
505. No escape (from 2022)
     Oliver BurkemanThe Imperfectionist
506. No, it’s not The Incentives—it’s you
     Tal Yarkoni[citation needed]
507. No, Waymos aren’t racist
     Kelsey PiperThe Argument
508. Noah Smith on Whether Economics is a Science
     EconTalk
509. Nonprofit Joint Ventures: Basics
     Gene TakagiNonprofit Law Blog
510. North Korea as It Is: The Case for a Cold Peace
     Victor ChaForeign Affairs
511. Notes on Differential Technological Development
     Michael NielsenMichael Nielsen / Astera Institute
512. Notes on Effective Altruism
     Michael NielsenMichael’s Notebook
513. Notes on Starting a Scientific Organization
     Sabrina SinghSabrina Singh
514. Notes on Tanya M. Luhrmann’s book ‘How God Becomes Real’
     Michael NielsenMichael Nielsen’s Notebook / Astera Institute
515. Notes on Vitalik Buterin’s techno-optimism
     Michael NielsenMichael’s Notebook
516. Nothing ever dies. It merely becomes embarrassing.
     Adam MastroianniExperimental History
517. NSF Just Did Something Important
     Anastasia Gamick; Adam MarblestoneEssential Technology
518. Numbers Man
     Oliver KimIn Development
519. Nurturing Breakthroughs: Lessons from Complexity Theory
     Didier SornetteJournal of Economic Interaction and Coordination
520. Of Mice and Academics: Examining the Effect of Openness on Innovation
     Fiona Murray; Philippe Aghion; Mathias Dewatripont; Julian Kolev; Scott SternNBER
521. Of Tariffs and Totalitarianism
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
522. On Idea-Driven Ideas
     Vitalik ButerinVitalik Buterin’s website
523. On Observability
     Anna Marie WagnerThe Hard Thing
524. On the Folly of Rewarding A, While Hoping for B
     Steven KerrAcademy of Management Journal
525. On the frontiers of research at the Lux AI Summit
     Riskgaming
526. Open Letter to the International Monetary Fund Board of Directors on the Need for Significant Reform of the Rate of Charge and Surcharge Policies
     Joseph E. Stiglitz et al.Initiative for Policy Dialogue
527. Open secrets harm society far more than AI or disinformation
     Danny CrichtonRiskgaming by Lux Capital
528. Open Tab: Kevin Kelly
     Kevin Kelly; Hanne WinarskyOn Substack
529. Open-Source AI is a National Security Imperative
     Mike SextonThird Way
530. Opportunity Spaces: Three Years In
     Kathleen FisherARIA
531. Ordinary Abundance
     Jordan DworkinOrdinary Abundance
532. Our Government Is Experiencing a Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
533. Our Longing for Inconvenience
     Hanif AbdurraqibThe New Yorker
534. Overcoming Misaligned Incentives: Evidence from the NBA Heave Rule
     James W. Kemper and Noah LiptackSSRN
535. Pace Layering: How Complex Systems Learn and Keep Learning
     Stewart BrandLong Now
536. Pace Layers framework
     The Long Now FoundationLong Now
537. Pacenotes: How to Design for Belongingness
     Wong Joon IanRally / Medium
538. Pancreatic Cancer Just Met Its Match
     Ruxandra Teslo; Works in ProgressWorks in Progress
539. Partnering With Nonprofits: Navigating a Tax Law Minefield
     Mark HoenigTax Notes
540. Patient(s) Zero
     Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
541. Patrick Collison & John Collison - A Business State of Mind
     Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy
542. Patrick Collison interview + at least five interesting things (#58)
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
543. Patrick Collison on Innovation and Scientific Progress
     EconTalk
544. People Are The New Brands
     Ed ElsonNo Mercy / No Malice
545. Permitting ourselves to build: A Quick Q&A with … energy policy expert James Coleman
     James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
546. Plants struggled for millions of years after the world's worst climate catastrophe
     University College CorkScienceDaily
547. Poking Holes in the Mirror
     Ben ReinhardtSpectech Newsletter
548. Political Styles of the Rich and Clueless
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
549. Pomp vs. Protest
     Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
550. Popular econ books: What to read, what not to read
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
551. Porn
     Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
552. Positive Intelligence
     Shawn AchorHarvard Business Review
553. Post election: The fight for climate is far from over
     Stella LiuThe Gigaton
554. Producing Something This Stupid Is the Achievement of a Lifetime
     David BrooksThe New York Times
555. Professor Paul Woodruff on Philosophy, War and Justice
     The Daily Stoic
556. Progress Engineering: Innovation as Social Design
     Garett Jones and Eliah Aronoff-SpencerThe Good Science Project
557. Progressive pronatalism: A Quick Q&A with … philosopher Victor Kumar
     James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
558. Project 2028: Housing
     Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
559. Project 2028: Wages
     Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
560. Protocols for the Long Now
     Denise Hearn; Timber Stinson-SchroffProtocolized
561. Public Misunderstanding
     Christina AgapakisOscillator
562. Public Research Investments and Patenting: An Evidence Review
     Matt HourihanAmerican Association for the Advancement of Science
563. PURPOSE IS POINTLESS
     Margaret HeffernanOn the Level with Margaret Heffernan
564. Race to the Bottom: Competition and Quality in Science
     Ryan Hill and Carolyn SteinThe Quarterly Journal of Economics
565. Radial Supports The Deliverome Project
     Becky PferdehirtAstera Institute
566. Raghuram Rajan: Why The Banking Crisis Isn’t Over
     Capitalisn't
567. Randall Stutman: The Essence of Leadership
     The Knowledge Project
568. Re-assessing the science – society relation: The case of the US National Science Foundation’s broader impacts merit review criterion (1997–2011)
     J. Britt HolbrookPeer Review, Research Integrity, and the Governance of Science
569. RE-RELEASE: Adam Sandler
     SmartLess
570. Reality has a surprising amount of detail
     John SalvatierJohn Salvatier
571. Reality is right here
     Oliver BurkemanThe Imperfectionist
572. Recent discoveries on the acquisition of the highest levels of human performance
     Arne Güllich, Michael Barth, David Z. Hambrick, and Brooke N. MacnamaraScience
573. Redshift
     Elena Saavedra BuckleyHarper’s Magazine
574. Reinventing Work: New Imperatives for the Future of Working
     SlackSlack
575. Renaissance's Tom Kalil: "Transforming philanthropy"
     Times Tech
576. Replay — GP and LP Alignment, Challenges for Emerging Fund Managers, and How the Explosion in Seed Fund Volume Plays Out (Jaclyn Hester)
     The Full Ratchet (TFR): Venture Capital and Startup Investing Demystified
577. Reserves, Recycling, and Returns
     Fred WilsonAVC / Union Square Ventures
578. Rethinking Asset Allocation, The Past Present and Future of Venture Capital | Dan Feder, University of Michigan
     The Peel with Turner Novak
579. Rethinking the science of science funding with Sam Arbesman
     Riskgaming
580. Rethinking the Workplace with Dr. Adam Grant
     The Decision Education Podcast
581. Revenge of the Black Zero
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
582. Rising Above the Gathering Storm, Revisited: Rapidly Approaching Category 5
     Members of the 2005 “Rising Above the Gathering Storm” CommitteeNational Academies Press
583. Risk, Bias and Decision Making: Defying the odds
     Riskgaming
584. Risk, Bias and Decision Making: People never change their minds
     Riskgaming
585. Risk, Bias and Decision Making: Pre-mortems
     Riskgaming
586. Rob Wiblin and Russ Roberts on Charity, Science, and Utilitarianism
     EconTalk
587. Robert Cialdini - The Principles of Persuasion
     The Knowledge Project
588. Robert Koenigsberger on Emerging Markets
     Masters in Business
589. Robin Dunbar makes the case for human connection
     Eat Sleep Work Repeat - better workplace culture
590. RWH022: Multi-billionaire Masterclass w/ Ray Dalio
     The Investor's Podcast (We Study Billionaires) - The Investor’s Podcast Network
591. Ryan Holiday: How to Win the War with Yourself
     The Knowledge Project
592. Sam Altman
     Unconfuse Me with Bill Gates
593. San Francisco Is Creatively Dying
     Georgia WitchelPeripheral Vision
594. Sandra Faber on the Future of the Earth
     EconTalk
595. Saving Science
     Daniel SarewitzThe New Atlantis
596. Scaling Learning with Laura Warnier of GoStudent
     The Edtech Podcast
597. Science in the Age of Selfies
     Donald Geman and Stuart GemanProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
598. Science is creative… obviously
     Bill HinchenBill Hinchen Copy
599. Science, Startups, and the Problem of Value Capture: Thin Acquisition Markets, Weak Outside Options
     Roger MasclansDuke University, Fuqua School of Business
600. Science: A New Golden Age
     Michael KratsiosWhite House Office of Science and Technology Policy
601. Scientific Freedom: The Elixir of Civilization
     Jolie GanThe Distressed Scientists’ Department
602. Scientific Publishing: Enough Is Enough
     Seemay ChouAstera Institute
603. Scientific risk-taking and grant funding: A “risky research” agenda for NIH
     Pierre AzoulayBrookings Institution / Building a Better NIH
604. Seeing Like a Gardener
     Aishwarya Khanduja and Stuart BuckAnalogue Press
605. Sensemaking as the Heart of Expertise
     Cedric ChinCommoncog
606. Seventy per cent
     Oliver BurkemanThe Imperfectionist
607. Sex Tourism in Postcolonial Japan: And Our Feminism Still Has No Name
     HanaReal Japanese Aesthetics
608. Sharing is Caring: Moods, Cooperation, and Fairness with Dr. Barbara Mellers
     The Decision Education Podcast
609. Sharpening Astera's focus
     Jed McCaleb and Seemay ChouAstera Institute
610. Should you take the Musk buyout? Here’s a test.
     Annie DukeThe Washington Post
611. Slow Enough to Matter
     Steven SchlafmanWhere the Road Bends
612. Sluggish expectations
     John H. CochraneThe Grumpy Economist
613. Social science at the NSF
     Matt ClancyAbundance and Growth Fund
614. Spectech Lessons and Updated Hypotheses from 2023
     Ben ReinhardtSpectech Newsletter
615. Speculations on the Future of the Scientific Method
     Kevin KellyThe Technium
616. Steven Pressfield: Every Story Needs a Villain | How I Write Podcast | How I Write
     How I Write
617. Studying Inquiry
     Aishwarya Khanduja and Stuart BuckAnalogue
618. Success 2.0: Taking the Leap
     Hidden Brain
619. Supply Shocks and Nominal Anchors
     John H. CochraneThe Grumpy Economist
620. Surplus Elites and Revolution
     Edgar and Co.Edgar and Co.
621. Suzanne Gluck: “I'm a Person Who Can Convince Other People to Do Things”
     People I (Mostly) Admire
622. SVB: The End of Banking as We Know It?
     Capitalisn't
623. Systems You Need to 10X with Rob Dyrdek (Part 1)
     The Greg McKeown Podcast
624. Talking teams - an interview with Pippa Grange - head of team & culture at the England football team
     Eat Sleep Work Repeat - better workplace culture
625. Tariffs and Poverty Around the World
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
626. Teaching AI How Science Actually Works
     Ben ReinhardtInstitute for Progress
627. Tech and Progress with Patrick Collison and Tyler Cowen
     Tech & Society with Mark Zuckerberg
628. Tech Stock Singularity
     John H. CochraneThe Grumpy Economist
629. Tech-Savvy Tallinn: A Quick Q&A with … technologist Joel Burke on Estonian “E-Government”
     James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
630. Technological Breakthroughs and the Progress of Science: Evidence from Early Computers
     Pedro Aldighieri and Franco MalpassiNorthwestern University
631. Technological Revolutions
     Exponent
632. Technological Stagnation Is a Choice
     Jon AskonasAmerican Affairs
633. Technology and the Rise of Great Powers
     Robert BellafioreThe Republic
634. Technology Transfer in U.S. Research Universities: Dispelling Common Myths
     Council on Governmental RelationsCouncil on Governmental Relations
635. Ted Danson
     SmartLess
636. Tenure and research trajectories
     Giorgio Tripodi, Xiang Zheng, Yifan Qian, Dakota Murray, Benjamin F. Jones, Chaoqun Ni, and Dashun WangPNAS
637. The "Cognitive Offloading" Paradox
     Dr Philippa HardmanDr Phil’s Newsletter
638. The 25 Micro-Habits of High-Impact Managers
     First Round ReviewFirst Round Review
639. The 5 phases of Figma’s community-led growth — Claire Butler
     In Depth
640. The Adaptation Imperative
     Alice C. HillForeign Affairs
641. The Adventure of the Speckled Band: Part One
     Sherlock Holmes Short Stories
642. The Age of Average
     Alex MurrellAlex Murrell
643. The Anti-Scaling Law in Biology, and Why AI Could Make Crowding Worse Before Making Drug Development Better
     Liang ChangLiang's AIxBIO Foundry
644. The Antitrust Theory of Everything
     Jonathan ChaitThe Atlantic
645. The Anxiety-Curiosity Switch: Redirect Your Mental Energy for Creativity
     Anne-Laure Le CunffNess Labs
646. The Art of Trusting Your Own Authority
     Anne-Laure Le CunffNess Labs
647. The Authoritarian Takeover Attempt Is Here
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
648. The Bell Telephone Laboratories—An Example of an Institute of Creative Technology
     Mervin J. KellyProceedings of the Royal Society A
649. The blood cancer that became solvable
     Ruxandra Teslo and Amol PunjabiWorks in Progress
650. The Bottom Line on Critical Minerals
     Stella Liu, Yutong Zhu, Yuelang ChenThe Gigaton
651. The Bourgeoisie Has Switched Sides
     Yascha MounkPersuasion
652. The Burden of Knowledge and the “Death of the Renaissance Man”: Is Innovation Getting Harder?
     Benjamin F. JonesThe Review of Economic Studies
653. The Capitalisn't Of Consulting: McKinsey And Beyond
     Capitalisn't
654. The Carbon Emissions of Writing and Illustrating Are Lower for AI Than for Humans
     Bill Tomlinson; Rebecca W. Black; Donald J. Patterson; Andrew W. TorranceScientific Reports
655. The case for clean energy abundance
     Matthew YglesiasSlow Boring
656. The Causes And Effects Of Today's Inflation, With Raghuram Rajan
     Capitalisn't
657. The Century of the Maxxer
     Sam KrissNumb at the Lodge
658. The Changing Structure of American Innovation: Some Cautionary Remarks for Economic Growth
     Ashish Arora, Sharon Belenzon, Andrea Patacconi, and Jungkyu SuhNBER; Innovation Policy and the Economy
659. The Collapse of Self-Worth in the Digital Age
     Thea LimThe Walrus
660. The Conservative Futurist
     Jordan HirschThe Republic
661. The Court’s Liberals Are Trying to Tell Americans Something
     Aziz HuqThe Atlantic
662. The cure for your thinking addiction
     Alex OlshonskyDeep Fix
663. The Death of Deviance?
     Jim O’Shaughnessy and Adam MastroianniThe OSVerse
664. The Denominations of the Lever
     Reid HoffmanReid Hoffman
665. The Deteriorating Environment Is a Public Concern, but Americans Misunderstand Their Contribution to the Problem
     Katie SurmaInside Climate News
666. The economics of AI apocalypse
     James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
667. The Economy of Knowing
     Aishwarya Khanduja and Stuart BuckGood Science Project
668. The Einstein AI Model
     Thomas Wolfthomwolf.io
669. The Emperor’s New Philosophy
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
670. The Emperor’s New Tariffs: Small, Ugly and Stupid
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
671. The Emperor’s New Trade Deal
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
672. The End Of Elsewhere: The Endangered Species of the Global Citizen
     Grant David Crawford, PhDFugitive Margins
673. The end of my childhood
     Vitalik ButerinVitalik Buterin’s website
674. The End of the Long American Century
     Robert O. Keohane and Joseph S. Nye, Jr.Foreign Affairs
675. The False Choice Between Creating Abundance and Constraining Autocracy
     Alex MechanickArtificial Weights
676. The Final Flight of the Airline Magazine
     Lucy SchillerColumbia Journalism Review
677. The Five Things President Trump Should Do on Day One
     Santi RuizThe Free Press
678. The Fix
     Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
679. The Foie Gras Effect
     Somak ChattopadhyayTable Stakes / Armory Square Ventures
680. The Forever Book
     Kevin KellyKK
681. The Foundations of America’s Prosperity Are Being Dismantled
     Karen HaoMIT Technology Review
682. The Fragility of Borrowed Intelligence
     Aishwarya KhandujaAishwarya Khanduja
683. The Free Food Market
     Planet Money
684. The Future of Climate Change Is on Mauritius
     Ariel SaramandiThe Dial
685. The future of science in an age of spending cuts
     Danny Crichton and Kenneth StanleyRiskgaming / Lux Capital
686. The Future Will Have to Wait
     Michael ChabonLong Now
687. The General Theory of Enshittification
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
688. The Generalist Value Pyramid
     Milly TamatiGeneralist World
689. The Gentle Singularity
     Sam AltmanSam Altman’s website
690. The Gift of Not Being Needed
     Steven SchlafmanWhere the Road Bends
691. The Great Rotation
     Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
692. The Great Talent Misallocation
     Labour Market Economics Primer
693. The Greed That Never Ends
     Steven SchlafmanWhere the Road Bends
694. The Grown-Up Tax Bill
     Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
695. The Hellscapes of Their Minds
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
696. The high cost of a strong dollar
     Planet Money
697. The housing theory of everything
     John Myers, Sam Bowman, and Ben SouthwoodWorks in Progress
698. The Hypothesis Trap
     Jim OldsScience Policy Insider
699. The Illusion of Tech Exit
     Luke Hogg, Robert BellafioreThe Republic
700. The Impact of Intellectual Property Rights on Innovation and Follow-on Development: Evidence From the Bayh-Dole Act
     Tallon HowieWorking paper
701. The Impact of Management Practices on Employee Productivity: A Field Experiment with Airline Captains
     Greer K. Gosnell, John A. List, and Robert D. MetcalfeJournal of Political Economy
702. The Infinity Man
     BabbageThe Chip Letter
703. The Infinity Project
     Patrick ShaftoInstitute for Progress
704. The Innovation Long-Run Risk Component
     Fabio FranceschiniSSRN
705. The Invasive Species "Debate" isn't Much of a Debate!
     Russell JacobsLandlubber
706. The iPhone’s Last Stand
     Ben ThompsonStratechery
707. The Latest Episode of Mad King Trump
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
708. The Legibility Problem
     Matthew CarterAsimov Press
709. The Levers of Innovation
     Kyle HarrisonInvesting 101
710. The long game of American reindustrialization
     Danny Crichton and Charles YangRiskgaming
711. The Longest Suicide Note in American History
     Anne ApplebaumThe Atlantic
712. The Magic of Fast Feedback Loops
     Stephen MalinaAsimov Press
713. The Media Can’t Handle the Absence of Truth
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman’s Substack
714. The messy, secretive reality behind OpenAI’s bid to save the world
     Karen HaoMIT Technology Review
715. The Moral Authority Of Animals
     Jay GriffithsNoema
716. The Multidisciplinary Approach to Thinking
     Peter D. KaufmanFarnam Street
717. The Need for Long-term Research
     Kevin KellyThe Technium
718. The New Control Society
     Jon AskonasThe New Atlantis
719. The New Economics of Industrial Policy
     Réka Juhász, Nathan Lane, and Dani RodrikAnnual Review of Economics
720. The NIH and NSF
     Jacob TrefethenJacob Trefethen’s Blog
721. The NYT article on MMT is really bad
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
722. The NYT’s alien headline is everything wrong with science journalism
     Laurence PevsnerRiskgaming
723. The Only Thing Worse Than Sweatshops Is No Sweatshops
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
724. The ORCA Framework: How to Write Compelling Company Blurbs
     Dan KozikowskiMedium
725. The Organization of Social Enterprises
     Robert H. GertnerAnnual Review of Economics
726. The Orthogonal Bet: : The Art of Cultivating Curiosity
     Riskgaming
727. The Orthogonal Bet: Bio Trajectories and the Importance of Long-Term Thinking
     Riskgaming
728. The Orthogonal Bet: How to fund R&D that is for the public good?
     Riskgaming
729. The Orthogonal Bet: Understanding Embodied Intelligence
     Riskgaming
730. The Orthogonal Bet: Using Computational Biology to Understand How the Brain Works
     Riskgaming
731. The Ozempicization of Everything
     Kyla ScanlonKyla Scanlon’s Substack
732. The Paranoid Style in MAGA Policy
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
733. The Periodic Table of Cognition
     Kevin KellyKevin Kelly
734. The Podcast Election
     Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
735. The Poke Paradox
     Adam SkolnickLongreads
736. The Political Economy of Incompetence
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman’s Substack
737. The Poverty of Progressive Abundance
     Robert BellafioreFusion
738. The Power of Effective Agenda-Setting
     Tom KalilRenaissance Philanthropy
739. The Price of Doing Business with John List
     People I (Mostly) Admire
740. The Private Capture of Public Genius
     Cameron Russell ArmstrongWysr
741. The Progress Paradox
     Matt PrewittNoema
742. The Promise Of Meritocracy With Adrian Wooldridge
     Capitalisn't
743. The Pros and Cons of Financial Efficiency Standards
     Mark A. Hager; Ted FlackUrban Institute
744. The psychology of human delusions with filmmaker Adam McKay
     ReThinking
745. The Quantum Apocalypse Is Coming. Be Very Afraid
     Amit KatwalaWIRED
746. The Race to Allocate One Trillion Dollars in Philanthropic Capital
     Alex Shintaro ArakiAlex’s Substack
747. The Real China Model
     Dan Wang and Arthur KroeberForeign Affairs
748. The right dose of self-discipline
     Oliver BurkemanThe Imperfectionist
749. The Right Side of History with Tyler Cowen | GoodFellows | Hoover Institution
     GoodFellows: Conversations on Economics, History & Geopolitics
750. The Rise and Fall of Peer Review
     Adam MastroianniExperimental History
751. The Rise of American Ingenuity: Innovation and Inventors of the Golden Age
     Ufuk Akcigit, John Grigsby, and Tom NicholasNBER
752. The Rise of Techno-Authoritarianism
     Radio Atlantic
753. The Role of Patents
     Gaétan de RassenfosseThe Patentist
754. The Russian roots of our misinformation problem
     Sean Illing (interview with Peter Pomerantsev)Vox
755. The sad decline of effective altruism
     Yarrow BouchardStrange Cosmos
756. The Science of a Good Explanation with Tania Lombrozo
     The Decision Education Podcast
757. The science of healthy relationships with John and Julie Gottman
     ReThinking
758. The Science of Serendipity
     Athena AktipisNot for Peer Review
759. The Scientific Literature is Poisonous to LLMs
     Dan Recht and Ben ReinhardtReinvent Science
760. The Secret Cause of the Industrial Revolution
     Ben SouthwoodWorks in Progress
761. The Secrets of the Wood Wide Web
     Robert MacfarlaneThe New Yorker
762. The Silicon Valley Canon
     T. GreerScholar’s Stage
763. The Single Clearest Metascience Reform
     Maxwell TabarrokMaximum Progress
764. The Singularity Is Always Near
     Kevin KellyThe Technium
765. The Skill Behind all Skills
     Anne-Laure Le CunffNess Labs
766. The slowdown in idea diffusion
     Matt ClancyThe Abundance and Growth Blog
767. The Smoke and Mirrors of ESG Investing with Tariq Fancy
     Capitalisn't
768. The Space Program and the National Interest
     Robert Jastrow and Homer E. NewellForeign Affairs
769. The stable marriage problem
     Ajeya CotraGood Bones
770. The Stablecoin Future, Milei's Memecoin, DOGE for the DoD, Grok 3, Why Stripe Stays Private
     All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
771. The State of U.S. Science and Technology: Ensuring U.S. Global Leadership
     Samuel HammondFoundation for American Innovation
772. The Strange Romance of Seahorses
     Richard SmithNautilus
773. The Subtle Art of Disagreeing with Your Boss
     HBR IdeaCast
774. The Sunlight Budget of Earth
     Sam ClamonsAsimov Press
775. The Super-Aggregators and the Russians
     Ben ThompsonStratechery
776. The Sweet Lesson of Neuroscience
     Adam MarblestoneAsterisk
777. The taps are dry and the rivers are flooded
     Danny CrichtonRiskgaming
778. The task is not the job
     Luis GaricanoSilicon Continent
779. The Tech Right Is Not Succeeding
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
780. The Televisionary
     Malcolm GladwellThe New Yorker
781. The Testosterone Election
     Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
782. The third wave of American philanthropy
     Nan RansohoffNan Ransohoff
783. The Third-Worlding of America
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
784. The Time Famine: Toward a Sociology of Work Time
     Leslie A. PerlowAdministrative Science Quarterly
785. The Trade Emperor Has Always Been Stark Naked
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
786. The Trade War Isn’t Over
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
787. The Tragedy of the Cognitive Commons: How AI Could Disrupt the Regeneration of Professional Expertise
     Nolan LovettHuman Resource Development Review
788. The trouble in comparing different approaches to science funding
     Michael Nielsen and Kanjun QiuScience++
789. The trouble with ‘big-picture’ books: avoiding the curse of the generalist
     Michael NielsenMichael Nielsen’s Notebook
790. The Trump Tariffs Just Got Even Worse
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
791. The Trust Quotient (TQ)
     Kevin KellyKK
792. The Truth About Antarctica
     Allegra RosenbergLong Now Ideas
793. The Tyranny of Structurelessness
     Jo FreemanBerkeley Journal of Sociology
794. The Tyranny of the Tale
     Parul SehgalThe New Yorker
795. The U.S. Is on Track to Lose a War With China
     Phillips Payson O’BrienThe Atlantic
796. The Unholy Trinity of Venture Capital
     Kyle HarrisonInvesting 101
797. The Unimagined Good
     Michael NielsenMichael Nielsen's Notebook
798. The Value of Technological Progress
     Matt ClancyWorks in Progress
799. The War on Waymo
     Dan ChiolanProf G Media
800. The Weakness of the Strongmen
     Stephen KotkinForeign Affairs
801. The Weaponized World Economy
     Henry Farrell and Abraham NewmanForeign Affairs
802. The Weight of a Cell
     Ella Watkins-DulaneyAsimov Press
803. The Wonder of the Emergent Mind (with Gaurav Suri)
     EconTalk
804. The Worm That No Computer Scientist Can Crack
     Claire L. EvansWIRED
805. There is no randomising a technological revolution
     Oliver HanneyOliver’s Substack
806. There is No Such Thing as Grand Strategy
     Secretary of Defense RockHistory Does You
807. Thesis-Driven Philanthropic Funds
     Renaissance PhilanthropyRenaissance Philanthropy
808. Thinking 101 with Dr. Woo-kyoung Ahn
     The Decision Education Podcast
809. Thinking modes
     Robin SloanRobin Sloan’s lab blog
810. This Conversation Will Make You Rethink Everything You Create | James Altucher (PT. 1)
     The Daily Stoic
811. This Daily Habit Can Increase Productivity
     Jason FeiferOne Thing Better
812. This Economist Has a Plan to Fix Capitalism. It’s Time We All Listened
     João MedeirosWIRED
813. This Thing Will Fail
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
814. Thought as a Technology
     Michael NielsenCognitive Medium
815. Thoughts on “Science: A New Golden Age”
     Ya'elLet the Data Speak
816. Thoughts on Sinofuturism
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
817. Three ideas for turbulent times
     Oliver BurkemanThe Imperfectionist
818. Three myths about scientific peer review
     Michael NielsenMichael Nielsen’s blog
819. Three Tips for a Happier Work Life
     Arthur C. BrooksHarvard Business School Working Knowledge
820. Three ways AI can improve decision-making
     Chicago Booth Review Podcast
821. Time, Bits, and Nickel
     Julie MomméjaLong Now Ideas
822. TKP Insights: Sex and Relationships
     The Knowledge Project
823. To Recover from Burnout, Regain Your Sense of Control
     Elizabeth Grace SaundersHarvard Business Review
824. Too toxic for the fandom hype cycle
     Ryan BroderickGarbage Day
825. Toward a Shallower Future
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
826. Toxic preconditions
     Oliver BurkemanThe Imperfectionist
827. Toxic Uncertainty
     Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
828. Trade Deficits Do Not Make a Country Poorer
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
829. Trade-Offs and Truth-Seeking with Andrew Berry
     The Decision Education Podcast
830. Trespassing For The Common Good
     Samuel FirmanNoema
831. Trump Is a Virus
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
832. Trump Is Breaking American Intelligence
     David V. Gioe and Michael V. HaydenForeign Affairs
833. Trump Is Enabling Chinese Power
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
834. Trump is Getting Desperate
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
835. Trump Is Killing American Innovation
     David G. VictorForeign Affairs
836. Trump Is Planning the Biggest Heist in History
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
837. Trump Plays the Carnage Card
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
838. Trump proposes unprecedented budget cuts to US science
     Jeff Tollefson, Dan Garisto, Max Kozlov, Alexandra WitzeNature
839. Trump Takes a Baseball Bat to the U.S. Economy
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
840. Trump’s Brazil Tariff Is Blatantly Illegal
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
841. Trying to Predict Impact Often Prevents the Highest Impact
     Aishwarya KhandujaAnalogue Press
842. Trying to Reduce Churn Rate? Avoid These 3 Common Myths
     Natalie Rothfels and Behzod SirjaniReforge
843. Turn Your Doubters Into Believers
     Jason FeiferOne Thing Better
844. Turning Risk Appetite Into Impact
     Eric GilliamFreakTakes
845. Turning Work into Play
     People I (Mostly) Admire
846. Two Coefficient Givings Beat One Twice as Big
     Jack LewarsEA Forum
847. Two kinds of fast
     Patrik ReizingerThe Path to PhD
848. Tyler Cowen - Markets, Institutions and Why AI Hype is (Probably) Overblown
     Win-Win with Liv Boeree
849. Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok, on The Story of Marginal Revolution
     How I Write
850. Tyler Cowen on Talent
     EconTalk
851. Tyler Cowen on the Great Stagnation
     EconTalk
852. TYLER COWEN thinks we should worry about wolves more than climate change
     Lives Well Lived
853. U.S. science no longer leads the world. Here’s how top advisers say the nation should respond
     Jeffrey MervisScience
854. Ukraine’s Gamble
     Michael Kofman; Rob LeeForeign Affairs
855. Unbundling the University
     Ben ReinhardtSpeculative Technologies
856. Uncertainty and Risk-Taking in Science: Meaning, Measurement and Management in Peer Review of Research Proposals
     Chiara Franzoni and Paula StephanResearch Policy
857. Understanding and Modeling NIH Research Grant Success Rates and the Impact of “Multiyear Funding”
     Jeremy M. BergThe Good Science Project
858. Understanding the status game of work
     Eat Sleep Work Repeat - better workplace culture
859. United States of Debt
     Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
860. Universe Conquering: Non-Zero Sum Revolutionary Improvement of Human Existence
     Denisa Lepadatu and Ed BoydenUniverse Conquering
861. Unleashing American Potential
     Vision for American Science and Technology (VAST) Task ForceVision for American Science and Technology
862. Unserious People
     Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
863. US Science Agencies Have Money; Can They Spend It?
     Jordan DworkinThe Abundance and Growth Blog
864. Using X-Labs to Unleash AI-Driven Scientific Breakthroughs
     Caleb WatneyInstitute for Progress
865. VC Eric Slesinger: "People are finally questioning why in the world does Europe have 17 different battle tanks and the United States has one"
     Danny CrichtonRiskgaming
866. Venture Research: Fostering Trust and Freedom in Research Funding
     Catherine Lichten, Marco Hafner, and Steven WoodingRAND Europe
867. Want a new job in science? Six charts to help you land it
     Linda NordlingNature
868. Want to be more creative? Get more comfortable with uncertainty
     Annie Duke, Simone StolzoffThinking in Bets
869. Warren Berger: Improving The Questions You Ask
     The Knowledge Project
870. Warren Weaver and New Science Instruments
     Charles YangThe Republic of Science
871. Watch Men
     Aled Maclean-JonesWorks in Progress
872. Watson’s Double Helix, one small clue, and the importance of knowing what you don’t know
     Eric GilliamFreakTakes
873. We Are (Still) Living in the Long Boring
     MJPFreddie deBoer
874. We can create the future of science right now
     Paul LitvakIn One Lifetime
875. We Consciousness Researchers Have Failed You
     Erik HoelThe Intrinsic Perspective
876. We Have Learned Nothing: Startup Pundits Sold Us a Failed Science of Entrepreneurship. The Red Queen Offers Something Better
     Jerry NeumannColossus
877. We Rarely Lose Technology
     Étienne Fortier-DuboisHopeful Monsters
878. We Used To Have Parrots
     Robert FrancisBird History
879. We’re finally predicting the weather accurately
     Danny CrichtonRiskgaming
880. We've never needed stories more - a masterclass by a story coach from The Moth
     Eat Sleep Work Repeat - better workplace culture
881. Week in Edtech 4/12/23: ASU GSV, 2U Sues ED, AI Race Goes Global, Alternative Teacher Certifications
     Edtech Insiders
882. Week in Edtech 4/26/23: ASU GSV, AI eats the world, and special guest Jennifer Carolan of Reach Capital
     Edtech Insiders
883. What Are the Limits of Capitalism?
     Chicago Booth Review Podcast
884. What Can a Cell Remember?
     Claire L. EvansQuanta Magazine
885. What Charles Darwin Found in the Galápagos
     Helen LewisThe Atlantic
886. What Debts Make Decay?
     Robin HansonOvercoming Bias
887. What Does It Mean for a Technology to Scale?
     Ben ReinhardtSpectech
888. What Does Psychological Safety at Work Depend On?
     Laëtitia VitaudLaetitia@Work
889. What Drives Managers to Sabotage Talented Employees
     Michael BlandingHarvard Business School Working Knowledge
890. What I Learned About Billionaires at Jeff Bezos’s Private Retreat
     Noah HawleyThe Atlantic
891. What I’ve learned, and what comes next.
     The Gray Area with Sean Illing
892. What If Everyone Knew Which Science to Trust?
     Paul LitvakIn One Lifetime
893. What If NIH Had Been 40% Smaller?
     Pierre Azoulay, Matthew Clancy, Danielle Li, Bhaven N. SampatScience
894. What impact will AI have on video game development?
     Scott J MulliganMIT Technology Review
895. What is glycemic variability and why does it matter?
     The Levels TeamLevels
896. What Is Naturalistic Decision Making?
     Jared PetersonSeeds of Science
897. What Is the Good Life?
     The Permanent Questions with David Brooks
898. What Is Worthy of Your One Life?
     Steven SchlafmanWhere the Road Bends
899. What Lies Beneath
     Sonya Bennett-BrandtBay Nature
900. What Limits a Cell’s Size?
     Niko McCartyAsimov Press
901. What Makes a Leadership Team Effective? Start with These Eight Steps
     Michael BeerHarvard Business School Working Knowledge
902. What Makes John Doerr Think He Can Save the Planet?
     People I (Mostly) Admire
903. What Makes Technology Research Commercially Viable?
     Ben ReinhardtSpectech Newsletter
904. What should new-age research organizations be optimizing for?
     Eric GilliamFreakTakes
905. What Should Science Cost?
     David LangDavid Lang
906. What the Musk Is Happening?
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
907. What to expect from energy abundance
     Willow Latham-ProencaThe Abundance and Growth Blog
908. What Wartime Service Taught These Historic Leaders
     Avery FormanHarvard Business School Working Knowledge
909. What We Learned Doing Fast Grants
     Patrick Collison, Tyler Cowen, and Patrick HsuFuture
910. What Will Remain for People to Do?
     Daniel SusskindKnight First Amendment Institute
911. What You Practice Is What Is Real
     J.Infinite Dying
912. What You'll Wish You'd Known
     Paul GrahamPaul Graham
913. What’s Changed Since Jon Krakauer Climbed Everest
     Jon KrakauerThe Atlantic
914. What's Essential: Simon Sinek on The Power Of Finding Your Why
     The Greg McKeown Podcast
915. What’s the Future of Abundance in NYC?
     Danny CrichtonRiskgaming
916. What's Wrong with Social Science and How to Fix It: Reflections After Reading 2578 Papers
     Alvaro de MenardFantastic Anachronism
917. When Climate Anxiety Leads to Childlessness
     James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
918. When Do Girls Fall Behind in Maths? Gigantic Study Pinpoints the Moment
     Celeste BieverNature
919. When Do Ideas Get Easier to Find?
     Eric GilliamFreakTakes
920. When MAGA Meets Minsky
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
921. When Our Identities Die
     Steven SchlafmanWhere the Road Bends
922. When Stalin Faced Hitler
     Stephen KotkinForeign Affairs
923. Who Becomes an Inventor in America? The Importance of Exposure to Innovation
     Alexander M. Bell, Raj Chetty, Xavier Jaravel, Neviana Petkova, and John Van ReenenThe Quarterly Journal of Economics
924. Who Influences Whom? Reflections on U.S. Government Outreach to Think Tanks
     Jeremy ShapiroBrookings Institution
925. Who Moved My Cheese?
     If Books Could Kill
926. Who Wins Nobel Prizes?
     Brian PotterConstruction Physics
927. Whole Foods founder John Mackey doesn’t follow business plans
     ReThinking
928. Why (lots) more nuclear power might make economic sense
     James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
929. Why AI Spending Reminds Jim Chanos of the Fracking Bubble
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
930. Why America Betrayed Europe
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
931. Why Are Geniuses Destroying Jobs in Uganda?
     Lant PritchettCenter for Global Development
932. Why are the very rich getting even richer?
     Chicago Booth Review Podcast
933. Why Are There So Many Bad Bosses?
     Freakonomics Radio
934. Why Aren’t Markets Freaking Out?
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
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     Alex SmithThe Breakthrough Journal
976. Will data centers crash the economy?
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979. Will this be the Chinese Century?
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