The Commonplace

1. "Help: my team doesn't feel connected any more"
   Eat Sleep Work Repeat - better workplace culture
2. "Men have no friends and women bear the burden”
   Eat Sleep Work Repeat - better workplace culture
3. [09] Kenneth Stanley - Efficient Evolution of Neural Networks through Complexification
   The Thesis Review
4. [Unedited]: Thomas Piketty On Creating A More Equal Society
   Capitalisn't
5. #118 Doug Conant: Leadership With Integrity
   The Knowledge Project
6. #122 Robert Cialdini - The Principles of Persuasion
   The Knowledge Project
7. #123 William Irvine: How To Live a Stoic Life
   The Knowledge Project
8. #26 Warren Berger: Improving The Questions You Ask
   The Knowledge Project
9. #295 I had dinner with Charlie Munger
   Founders
10. #51 - Tyler Cowen - Markets, Institutions and Why AI Hype is (Probably) Overblown
    Win-Win with Liv Boeree
11. #82 Bill Ackman: Getting Back Up
    The Knowledge Project
12. #89 Maria Konnikova: Less Certainty, More Inquiry
    The Knowledge Project
13. #96 Randall Stutman: The Essence of Leadership
    The Knowledge Project
14. 111. Would You Be Happier if You Lived Someplace Else?
    No Stupid Questions
15. 115. Are You Having a Midlife Crisis?
    No Stupid Questions
16. 129. Systems You Need to 10X with Rob Dyrdek (Part 1)
    The Greg McKeown Podcast
17. 27. Daniel Kahneman on Why Our Judgment is Flawed — and What to Do About It
    People I (Mostly) Admire
18. 38: Molly Mielke McCarthy - The Art of Peopling
    Dialectic
19. 5 Ways That Ego Holds Us Back And Unlocking Human Potential
    The Daily Stoic
20. 518. Are Personal Finance Gurus Giving You Bad Advice?
    Freakonomics Radio
21. 546. Are E.S.G. Investors Actually Helping the Environment?
    Freakonomics Radio
22. 55. Jared Diamond on the Downfall of Civilizations — and His Optimism for Ours
    People I (Mostly) Admire
23. 57. What Makes John Doerr Think He Can Save the Planet?
    People I (Mostly) Admire
24. 58. Why Is Richard Thaler Such a ****ing Optimist?
    People I (Mostly) Admire
25. 73. Turning Work into Play
    People I (Mostly) Admire
26. 75. What's Essential: Simon Sinek on The Power Of Finding Your Why
    The Greg McKeown Podcast
27. 93. Annie Duke Thinks You Should Quit
    People I (Mostly) Admire
28. 94. The Price of Doing Business with John List
    People I (Mostly) Admire
29. A Case Study in Scientific Coordination
    Hiya JainMundane Beauty
30. 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
31. A Conversation with Lexi Novitske | General Partner @ Norrsken22 | Acuity Venture Partners | Singularity Investments | Verod Capital | SEAF | Sandler O’Neill
    Women in Venture Capital
32. A Conversation with Senofer Mendoza, Founder & General Partner and Asya Bradley, Senior Partner @ Mendoza Ventures | Mendoza Design | Kinly | Synapse
    Women in Venture Capital
33. A Conversation with Steve Kerr at the 15th Annual Sixth Street Offsite
    It's Not Magic, a Sixth Street podcast
34. A Conversation with Tess Hatch | Partner @ Bessemer Venture Partners | SpaceX | Boeing | Masters in Aeronautics and Astronautics Engineering @ Stanford
    Women in Venture Capital
35. A Different Story Of Inflation With John Cochrane
    Capitalisn't
36. A Long Sequence of Small, Correct Decisions
    Caleb WatneyCaleb Watney
37. A New Americanism: Why a Nation Needs a National Story
    Jill LeporeForeign Affairs
38. A Special Goodbye from Grace
    The Giving Done Right Podcast with Phil Buchanan
39. A Three Horizons Framework for Government Reform
    Jennifer PahlkaEating Policy
40. A Turning Point In The History Of Capitalism?
    Capitalisn't
41. A Vacuum of the Imagination: Why Space Rockets Could Have Flown Centuries Earlier
    Angadh NanjangudAngadh Nanjangud
42. Adam Karr: The Investing Blueprint
    The Knowledge Project
43. Adam Mastroianni on Peer Review and the Academic Kitchen
    EconTalk
44. Admiral Linda Fagan on servant leadership
    ReThinking
45. 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
46. AI for Science Needs Reasoning, Not Just Data
    Eric Schmidt and Suhas MaheshMIT Technology Review
47. Albert Wenger on Global Venture Capital Firms
    Masters in Business
48. Alicia Keys
    SmartLess
49. All History Is Revisionist History
    James M. Banner Jr.National Endowment for the Humanities
50. Amor Towles on A Gentleman in Moscow and the Writer's Craft
    EconTalk
51. Andrew Huberman: The Science of Small Changes
    The Knowledge Project
52. Antonio Gracias - Pro-Entropic Investing
    Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy
53. Are we in denial? is Work From Anywhere our destiny?
    Eat Sleep Work Repeat - better workplace culture
54. Autonomy Is the Pulsing Heart of Science
    G. Pascal ZacharyIssues in Science and Technology
55. Avi Goldfarb - The Economic Impact of AI
    Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy
56. Balancing Your Budget and Mind
    The Hidden Costs of Health
57. Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother
    If Books Could Kill
58. Before the Next PDB: Can a Field Converge Before It Builds?
    Peter K. KooCold Spring Harbor Laboratory
59. Beyond ‘The Jetsons’: A New Vision of a Fantastic Future That Never Was
    James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
60. Beyond Diversity – Building an Inclusive Workplace Culture with Trier Bryant
    The CultureLab Podcast
61. Biases Don't Exist, and Humans Are Not Irrational
    Jared PetersonSeeds of Science
62. Bonus Episode: The Illusion of Certainty with Annie Duke
    The Decision Education Podcast
63. Books and Screens
    Carlo IaconoAeon
64. Brené Brown and Simon Sinek on the leadership skills we need to build
    ReThinking
65. Brené Brown on What Vulnerability Isn't
    ReThinking
66. Brian Nosek on Truth, Science, and Academic Incentives
    EconTalk
67. Building Innovation Hubs: The UK & Beyond
    The a16z Show
68. Can a New Approach to Funding Scientific Research Unlock Innovation?
    Kelsey PiperVox
69. Catalyzing Multidisciplinary Frontier Science
    Matthew LeightonFar from Equilibrium
70. Charlie Hoehn: Write Something People Want to Read
    The Knowledge Project
71. Chip Conley on Finding Contentment and Embracing Our Achievements
    The Daily Stoic
72. Chris Sacca – Hustling to Save the Planet at Lowercarbon
    Capital Allocators – Inside the Institutional Investment Industry
73. Chuck Blakeman on rehumanising organisations
    Leadermorphosis
74. Coasean Bargaining at Scale
    Séb KrierAI Policy Perspectives
75. Conversation with Adam Grant — Honing Your Potential and Building Strong Character Traits
    The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway
76. Conversation with Chip Conley — Reframing Aging, Mid-Life Chrysalis, and Maintaining a Growth Mindset
    The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway
77. Conversation with Jennifer B. Wallace — What to Do About Toxic Achievement Culture
    The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway
78. Crisis in Higher Ed & Why Universities Still Matter with Marc & Ben
    The a16z Show
79. Daniel Kahneman Doesn't Trust Your Intuition
    ReThinking
80. David Layton on Being an Outbound Global Driven Firm
    Masters in Business
81. David Rubenstein - Life, Leadership, and LBOs
    Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy
82. 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
83. Democrats and abundance: A Quick Q&A with … tech policy expert Adam Kovacevich
    James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
84. Derek Sivers: No Wasted Words
    How I Write
85. Destroying the universe: How hard can it be?
    Damon BinderDefenses in Depth
86. Developing taste
    Patrik ReizingerThe Path to PhD
87. Diversity in Innovation
    Paul A. Gompers and Sophie Q. WangNational Bureau of Economic Research
88. Do We Trust AI to Make the Right Decisions?
    Chicago Booth Review Podcast
89. Does anything I write matter anymore?
    Noah SmithNoahpinion
90. Economic Experiments
    Nathan RosenbergIndustrial and Corporate Change
91. Ep. 145: Is the Deep Life Compatible with Serving Humanity?
    Deep Questions with Cal Newport
92. Ep. 27: Inside My Planning Discipline, the Joys and Sorrows of Slack, and Finding Depth Among Shallow Friends | DEEP QUESTIONS
    Deep Questions with Cal Newport
93. Episode 001: Base Rates and Bees with Michael Mauboussin
    The Decision Education Podcast
94. Episode 002: From Conflict to Collaboration with Lee Failing
    The Decision Education Podcast
95. Episode 005: Sharing is Caring: Moods, Cooperation, and Fairness with Dr. Barbara Mellers
    The Decision Education Podcast
96. Episode 010: Trade-Offs and Truth-Seeking with Andrew Berry
    The Decision Education Podcast
97. Episode 022: Deciding, Fast and Slow with Dr. Daniel Kahneman
    The Decision Education Podcast
98. Episode 025: Thinking 101 with Dr. Woo-kyoung Ahn
    The Decision Education Podcast
99. Episode 028: Rethinking the Workplace with Dr. Adam Grant
    The Decision Education Podcast
100. Episode 038: A Contrarian’s Guide to Venture Capital with Josh Wolfe
     The Decision Education Podcast
101. Episode 041: The Science of a Good Explanation with Tania Lombrozo
     The Decision Education Podcast
102. Episode 195 — Technological Revolutions
     Exponent
103. Episode 665: The Free Food Market
     Planet Money
104. Erin Wade: The Mac and Cheese Empire
     The Knowledge Project
105. Every Theory of Dopamine Wins on Its Own Dataset: Time for a Benchmark?
     Jaeeon LeeJaeeon Lee
106. Expert: Kenneth Stanley - AI researcher on how innovation occurs
     Equity Mates Investing Podcast
107. Exploring the “Planning Fallacy”: Why People Underestimate Their Task Completion Times
     Roger Buehler, Dale Griffin, and Michael RossJournal of Personality and Social Psychology
108. Factories of Ideas? Big Business and the Golden Age of American Innovation
     Pier Paolo CreanzaPrinceton University
109. Factors associated with scientific creativity
     Rogers HollingsworthEuresis Journal
110. Finding–and becoming–great mentors and sponsors with Carla Harris
     ReThinking
111. Forecast 2050: Tyler Cowen Transcript
     Finn MurphyWritings
112. From Counterculture to Cyberculture (ft. Fred Turner)
     Jasmine Sun and Fred Turner@jasmine’s substack
113. From hallucination to verification
     Steven DenneyPixels and Patterns
114. From systems operators to systems architects
     Seemay ChouAstera Institute
115. Garry Tan - Unwrapping the Gift
     Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy
116. Garry Tan: Y Combinator CEO - The Key To Writing For Startups and Entrepreneurs
     How I Write
117. Gary Hamel on busting bureaucracy for good
     Leadermorphosis
118. Getting to the heart of team culture with Pete Carroll
     ReThinking
119. Giving Cash to Those in Need with Paul Niehaus of GiveDirectly
     The Giving Done Right Podcast with Phil Buchanan
120. Graham Duncan - Talent Whisperer
     Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy
121. 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
122. Growing Downward: Persistent Inequality in Publishing in Economics
     Ricardo DahisMonash Economics Working Papers
123. 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
124. Harms of the Federal Funding Freeze on Science
     Kendall VerhovekBrennan Center for Justice
125. Have we really passed Peak Brain Power?
     James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
126. How Do Venture Capitalists Make Decisions?
     Paul Gompers, Will Gornall, Steven N. Kaplan, and Ilya A. StrebulaevJournal of Financial Economics
127. How Intel fixed work and then threw it away
     Eat Sleep Work Repeat - better workplace culture
128. How International Development Works
     "Econ 102" with Noah Smith and Erik Torenberg
129. How many poor people do you really know?
     Chicago Booth Review Podcast
130. How Nature Became a 'Prestige' Journal
     Robert ReasonAsimov Press
131. How Not to Waste Your Life
     Maria PopovaThe Marginalian
132. How Octopus Energy used culture to reach the top
     Eat Sleep Work Repeat - better workplace culture
133. How Swatch Saved the Swiss Watch Industry, but Not from Quartz
     Cedric ChinCommoncog
134. How Technology Grows (a Restatement of Definite Optimism)
     Dan WangDan Wang
135. How to build an empire
     Fixable
136. How to Decide to Win
     Josh BarroVery Serious
137. How to have good arguments with world debate champion Bo Seo
     ReThinking
138. How to Sell Moral Panics with Bad Science, Jonathan Haidt Edition
     Greg FishWorld of Weird Things
139. How to Speak Clearly, Calmly, and Without Alienating People | Dan Clurman and Mudita Nisker
     10% Happier with Dan Harris
140. How to Win in the New Economy
     Milly TamatiGeneralist World
141. Human Capital in Venture Capital: Evidence From 100,000 Venture Capitalists
     Blake Jackson and Ilya A. StrebulaevNational Bureau of Economic Research
142. Human Life in a Post-AGI World
     Tyler CowenTyler Cowen
143. Humans killed millions of vultures. Now people are paying the price.
     Mark Johnson and Saumya KhandelwalThe Washington Post
144. I have never been working class
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
145. Incentives for creativity
     Sanjiv Erat and Uri GneezyExperimental Economics
146. Innovation through Recombination
     Songyuan TengYale University
147. Innovation vs. imitation and the evolution of productivity distributions
     Michael D. König, Jan Lorenz, and Fabrizio ZilibottiTheoretical Economics
148. Inside arXiv—the Most Transformative Platform in All of Science
     Sheon HanWIRED
149. Interdisciplinary research has consistently lower funding success
     Lindell Bromham, Russell Dinnage, and Xia HuaNature
150. Introducing The Creative Technologist
     Tyler MinceyThe Creative Technologist
151. Is “Woke” Capitalism A Threat To Democracy?
     Capitalisn't
152. Is It a Bubble?
     The Memo by Howard Marks
153. Is the Price Right? Two Nobel Laureates Debate How Markets Work
     Chicago Booth Review Podcast
154. Jack Kornfield: Finding Inner Calm
     The Knowledge Project
155. Jeremy Allen White
     SmartLess
156. Jerry Neumann - The Deployment Age, Power Laws, and Venture Capital
     Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy
157. Jerry Neumann – Why Venture is Hard
     Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy
158. John Cochrane on the Pandemic
     EconTalk
159. John Green Wants You to Pay Attention to Your Attention
     ReThinking
160. Jonathan Haidt is wrong about age-gating the internet
     Kelsey PiperThe Argument
161. Josh Wolfe: Human Advantage in the World of AI
     The Knowledge Project
162. Julia Roberts
     SmartLess
163. Kenneth Stanley on the Disruptive Power of Open-Endedness
     The Orthogonal Bet
164. Kevin Kelly on Advice, AI, and Technology
     EconTalk
165. Kevin Kelly on the Inevitable
     EconTalk
166. Knowing when to quit with world poker champion Annie Duke
     ReThinking
167. Kuhnian History of Science and the “Great Man” of Science Model
     Moti MizrahiSocial Epistemology Review and Reply Collective
168. Learning Well from Being Wrong
     Niveditha S. IyerAstera Institute Essay Competition
169. Less is More
     Hidden Brain
170. Let’s Build a Fleet and Change the World
     Adam MastroianniExperimental History
171. Letting Go: When Is It Time?
     This Jungian Life Podcast
172. Leveraging The Science of Cooperation to Build a Positive Future for Humanity
     Athena AktipisAthena Aktipis
173. LLMs Pre-Commodify Ideas
     SachinSummer Lightning
174. Macaulay Culkin
     SmartLess
175. MAGA vs. the transhumanists of Silicon Valley
     James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
176. Making Our Own Luck
     Kris WillisThe Good Science Project
177. Making the Case for Good Jobs
     Eat Sleep Work Repeat - better workplace culture
178. Making The Most of Uncertainty
     The Art of Accomplishment
179. Malcolm Gladwell Questions Everything
     ReThinking
180. Marc Andreessen: It’s Time To Write
     How I Write
181. Mark Cuban doesn’t believe in following your passions
     ReThinking
182. Markets are competitive if and only if P ≠ NP
     Philip Z. MayminarXiv
183. Mars or bust! My chat (+transcript) with aerospace engineer Robert Zubrin
     James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
184. Matt Ridley on How Innovation Works
     EconTalk
185. Matthew Dicks: The Storytelling Expert
     The Knowledge Project
186. Metascience 101 - EP1: "Introduction"
     The Macroscience Podcast
187. Metascience 101 - EP2: “Is Science Slowing Down?”
     The Macroscience Podcast
188. Metascience Since 2012: A Personal History
     Stuart BuckGood Science Project
189. Michael Easter on the Comfort Crisis
     EconTalk
190. Michael Munger on the Perfect vs. the Good
     EconTalk
191. Michael Nielsen on Collaboration, Quantum Computing, and Civilization's Fragility
     Conversations with Tyler
192. Missing Novelty in Drug Development
     Joshua Krieger, Danielle Li, and Dimitris PapanikolaouThe Review of Financial Studies
193. Mitch Rales: The Art of Compounding
     Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy
194. My chat (+transcript) with journalist Nicole Kobie on why the future of tech still hasn’t arrived
     James Pethokoukis and Nicole KobieFaster, Please!
195. My chat (+transcript) with researcher Toby Ord on existential risk
     James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
196. My Teeny Tiny Conference About Milton Friedman
     Sam EnrightThe Fitzwilliam
197. Nadia Asparouhova on ANTIMEMETICS
     The Orthogonal Bet
198. Nathan Myhrvold: “I Am Interested in Lots of Things, and That's Actually a Bad Strategy.” (Episode 6 Rebroadcast)
     People I (Mostly) Admire
199. Neal Stephenson on History, Spycraft, and American-Soviet Parallels
     Conversations with Tyler
200. Netflix's "The Diplomat": Pop Culture Gives Diplomacy a Boost
     Deep Dish on Global Affairs
201. New Ideas for Making Optimal Use of Experts in Grant-Funding
     Eric GilliamFreakTakes
202. Niraj Shah - Developing Every Skill
     Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy
203. No, it’s not The Incentives—it’s you
     Tal Yarkoni[citation needed]
204. Noah Smith on Whether Economics is a Science
     EconTalk
205. North Korea as It Is: The Case for a Cold Peace
     Victor ChaForeign Affairs
206. Numbers Man
     Oliver KimIn Development
207. Nurturing Breakthroughs: Lessons from Complexity Theory
     Didier SornetteJournal of Economic Interaction and Coordination
208. On Observability
     Anna Marie WagnerThe Hard Thing
209. On the frontiers of research at the Lux AI Summit
     Riskgaming
210. Opportunity Spaces: Three Years In
     Kathleen FisherARIA
211. Ordinary Abundance
     Jordan DworkinOrdinary Abundance
212. Overcoming Misaligned Incentives: Evidence from the NBA Heave Rule
     James W. Kemper and Noah LiptackSSRN
213. Patrick Collison & John Collison - A Business State of Mind
     Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'Shaughnessy
214. Patrick Collison on Innovation and Scientific Progress
     EconTalk
215. Permitting ourselves to build: A Quick Q&A with … energy policy expert James Coleman
     James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
216. Professor Paul Woodruff on Philosophy, War and Justice
     The Daily Stoic
217. Progressive pronatalism: A Quick Q&A with … philosopher Victor Kumar
     James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
218. Project 2028: Housing
     Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
219. Raghuram Rajan: Why The Banking Crisis Isn’t Over
     Capitalisn't
220. 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
221. RE-RELEASE: Adam Sandler
     SmartLess
222. Reality has a surprising amount of detail
     John SalvatierJohn Salvatier
223. Recent discoveries on the acquisition of the highest levels of human performance
     Arne Güllich, Michael Barth, David Z. Hambrick, and Brooke N. MacnamaraScience
224. Reinventing Work: New Imperatives for the Future of Working
     SlackSlack
225. Renaissance's Tom Kalil: "Transforming philanthropy"
     Times Tech
226. 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
227. Rethinking Asset Allocation, The Past Present and Future of Venture Capital | Dan Feder, University of Michigan
     The Peel with Turner Novak
228. Rethinking the science of science funding with Sam Arbesman
     Riskgaming
229. Risk, Bias and Decision Making: Defying the odds
     Riskgaming
230. Risk, Bias and Decision Making: People never change their minds
     Riskgaming
231. Risk, Bias and Decision Making: Pre-mortems
     Riskgaming
232. Rob Wiblin and Russ Roberts on Charity, Science, and Utilitarianism
     EconTalk
233. Robert Koenigsberger on Emerging Markets
     Masters in Business
234. Robin Dunbar makes the case for human connection
     Eat Sleep Work Repeat - better workplace culture
235. RWH022: Multi-billionaire Masterclass w/ Ray Dalio
     The Investor's Podcast (We Study Billionaires) - The Investor’s Podcast Network
236. Ryan Holiday: How to Win the War with Yourself
     The Knowledge Project
237. Sam Altman
     Unconfuse Me with Bill Gates
238. Sandra Faber on the Future of the Earth
     EconTalk
239. Scaling Learning with Laura Warnier of GoStudent
     The Edtech Podcast
240. Science in the Age of Selfies
     Donald Geman and Stuart GemanProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
241. Science is creative… obviously
     Bill HinchenBill Hinchen Copy
242. Science, Startups, and the Problem of Value Capture: Thin Acquisition Markets, Weak Outside Options
     Roger MasclansDuke University, Fuqua School of Business
243. Science: A New Golden Age
     Michael KratsiosWhite House Office of Science and Technology Policy
244. Scientific Publishing: Enough Is Enough
     Seemay ChouAstera Institute
245. Scientific risk-taking and grant funding: A “risky research” agenda for NIH
     Pierre AzoulayBrookings Institution / Building a Better NIH
246. Seeing Like a Gardener
     Aishwarya Khanduja and Stuart BuckAnalogue Press
247. Sensemaking as the Heart of Expertise
     Cedric ChinCommoncog
248. Sex Tourism in Postcolonial Japan: And Our Feminism Still Has No Name
     HanaReal Japanese Aesthetics
249. Sharpening Astera's focus
     Jed McCaleb and Seemay ChouAstera Institute
250. Sluggish expectations
     John H. CochraneThe Grumpy Economist
251. Spectech Lessons and Updated Hypotheses from 2023
     Ben ReinhardtSpectech Newsletter
252. Steven Pressfield: Every Story Needs a Villain | How I Write Podcast | How I Write
     How I Write
253. Studying Inquiry
     Aishwarya Khanduja and Stuart BuckAnalogue
254. Success 2.0: Taking the Leap
     Hidden Brain
255. Supply Shocks and Nominal Anchors
     John H. CochraneThe Grumpy Economist
256. Surplus Elites and Revolution
     Edgar and Co.Edgar and Co.
257. SVB: The End of Banking as We Know It?
     Capitalisn't
258. Talking teams - an interview with Pippa Grange - head of team & culture at the England football team
     Eat Sleep Work Repeat - better workplace culture
259. Tech and Progress with Patrick Collison and Tyler Cowen
     Tech & Society with Mark Zuckerberg
260. Tech Stock Singularity
     John H. CochraneThe Grumpy Economist
261. Tech-Savvy Tallinn: A Quick Q&A with … technologist Joel Burke on Estonian “E-Government”
     James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
262. Technological Breakthroughs and the Progress of Science: Evidence from Early Computers
     Pedro Aldighieri and Franco MalpassiNorthwestern University
263. Ted Danson
     SmartLess
264. Tenure and research trajectories
     Giorgio Tripodi, Xiang Zheng, Yifan Qian, Dakota Murray, Benjamin F. Jones, Chaoqun Ni, and Dashun WangPNAS
265. The 5 phases of Figma’s community-led growth — Claire Butler
     In Depth
266. The Adventure of the Speckled Band: Part One
     Sherlock Holmes Short Stories
267. The Age of Average
     Alex MurrellAlex Murrell
268. The Anti-Scaling Law in Biology, and Why AI Could Make Crowding Worse Before Making Drug Development Better
     Liang ChangLiang's AIxBIO Foundry
269. The Antitrust Theory of Everything
     Jonathan ChaitThe Atlantic
270. The Bell Telephone Laboratories—An Example of an Institute of Creative Technology
     Mervin J. KellyProceedings of the Royal Society A
271. The blood cancer that became solvable
     Ruxandra Teslo and Amol PunjabiWorks in Progress
272. The Bourgeoisie Has Switched Sides
     Yascha MounkPersuasion
273. The Burden of Knowledge and the “Death of the Renaissance Man”: Is Innovation Getting Harder?
     Benjamin F. JonesThe Review of Economic Studies
274. The Capitalisn't Of Consulting: McKinsey And Beyond
     Capitalisn't
275. The Causes And Effects Of Today's Inflation, With Raghuram Rajan
     Capitalisn't
276. The Century of the Maxxer
     Sam KrissNumb at the Lodge
277. The cure for your thinking addiction
     Alex OlshonskyDeep Fix
278. The Death of Deviance? (Ep. 306)
     Jim O’Shaughnessy and Adam MastroianniThe OSVerse
279. The Denominations of the Lever
     Reid HoffmanReid Hoffman
280. The economics of AI apocalypse
     James PethokoukisFaster, Please!
281. The Einstein AI Model
     Thomas Wolfthomwolf.io
282. The Forever Book
     Kevin KellyKK
283. The Fragility of Borrowed Intelligence
     Aishwarya KhandujaAishwarya Khanduja
284. The Generalist Value Pyramid
     Milly TamatiGeneralist World
285. The Great Talent Misallocation
     Labour Market Economics Primer
286. The high cost of a strong dollar
     Planet Money
287. The Impact of Intellectual Property Rights on Innovation and Follow-on Development: Evidence From the Bayh-Dole Act
     Tallon HowieWorking paper
288. The Infinity Man
     BabbageThe Chip Letter
289. The Innovation Long-Run Risk Component
     Fabio FranceschiniSSRN
290. The iPhone’s Last Stand
     Ben ThompsonStratechery
291. The New Economics of Industrial Policy
     Réka Juhász, Nathan Lane, and Dani RodrikAnnual Review of Economics
292. The NIH and NSF
     Jacob TrefethenJacob Trefethen’s Blog
293. The NYT article on MMT is really bad
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
294. The Organization of Social Enterprises
     Robert H. GertnerAnnual Review of Economics
295. The Orthogonal Bet: : The Art of Cultivating Curiosity
     Riskgaming
296. The Orthogonal Bet: Bio Trajectories and the Importance of Long-Term Thinking
     Riskgaming
297. The Orthogonal Bet: How to fund R&D that is for the public good?
     Riskgaming
298. The Orthogonal Bet: Understanding Embodied Intelligence
     Riskgaming
299. The Orthogonal Bet: Using Computational Biology to Understand How the Brain Works
     Riskgaming
300. The Private Capture of Public Genius
     Cameron Russell ArmstrongWysr
301. The Promise Of Meritocracy With Adrian Wooldridge
     Capitalisn't
302. The psychology of human delusions with filmmaker Adam McKay
     ReThinking
303. The Race to Allocate One Trillion Dollars in Philanthropic Capital
     Alex Shintaro ArakiAlex’s Substack
304. The Right Side of History with Tyler Cowen | GoodFellows | Hoover Institution
     GoodFellows: Conversations on Economics, History & Geopolitics
305. The Rise of Techno-Authoritarianism
     Radio Atlantic
306. The science of healthy relationships with John and Julie Gottman
     ReThinking
307. The Science of Serendipity
     Athena AktipisNot for Peer Review
308. The Scientific Literature is Poisonous to LLMs
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309. The Secret Cause of the Industrial Revolution
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310. The Secrets of the Wood Wide Web
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311. The slowdown in idea diffusion
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312. The Smoke and Mirrors of ESG Investing with Tariq Fancy
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313. The stable marriage problem
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314. The Stablecoin Future, Milei's Memecoin, DOGE for the DoD, Grok 3, Why Stripe Stays Private
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315. The Subtle Art of Disagreeing with Your Boss
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316. The Super-Aggregators and the Russians
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317. The Tragedy of the Cognitive Commons: How AI Could Disrupt the Regeneration of Professional Expertise
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318. The Tyranny of Structurelessness
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319. The Tyranny of the Tale
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320. The Unimagined Good
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321. The Value of Technological Progress
     Matt ClancyWorks in Progress
322. The War on Waymo
     Dan ChiolanProf G Media
323. The Wonder of the Emergent Mind (with Gaurav Suri)
     EconTalk
324. There is no randomising a technological revolution
     Oliver HanneyOliver’s Substack
325. This Conversation Will Make You Rethink Everything You Create | James Altucher (PT. 1)
     The Daily Stoic
326. Thoughts on “Science: A New Golden Age”
     Ya'elLet the Data Speak
327. Three ways AI can improve decision-making
     Chicago Booth Review Podcast
328. TKP Insights: Sex and Relationships
     The Knowledge Project
329. Trade Deficits Do Not Make a Country Poorer
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330. Trump Is Enabling Chinese Power
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331. Trump Is Killing American Innovation
     David G. VictorForeign Affairs
332. Trump Takes a Baseball Bat to the U.S. Economy
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333. Trying to Predict Impact Often Prevents the Highest Impact
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334. Two Coefficient Givings Beat One Twice as Big
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335. Two kinds of fast
     Patrik ReizingerThe Path to PhD
336. Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok, on The Story of Marginal Revolution
     How I Write
337. Tyler Cowen on Talent
     EconTalk
338. TYLER COWEN thinks we should worry about wolves more than climate change
     Lives Well Lived
339. Unbundling the University
     Ben ReinhardtSpeculative Technologies
340. Uncertainty and Risk-Taking in Science: Meaning, Measurement and Management in Peer Review of Research Proposals
     Chiara Franzoni and Paula StephanResearch Policy
341. Understanding the status game of work
     Eat Sleep Work Repeat - better workplace culture
342. United States of Debt
     Scott GallowayNo Mercy / No Malice
343. Using X-Labs to Unleash AI-Driven Scientific Breakthroughs
     Caleb WatneyInstitute for Progress
344. We can create the future of science right now
     Paul LitvakIn One Lifetime
345. We Consciousness Researchers Have Failed You
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346. We Have Learned Nothing: Startup Pundits Sold Us a Failed Science of Entrepreneurship. The Red Queen Offers Something Better
     Jerry NeumannColossus
347. We Rarely Lose Technology
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348. We've never needed stories more - a masterclass by a story coach from The Moth
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349. Week in Edtech 4/12/23: ASU GSV, 2U Sues ED, AI Race Goes Global, Alternative Teacher Certifications
     Edtech Insiders
350. Week in Edtech 4/26/23: ASU GSV, AI eats the world, and special guest Jennifer Carolan of Reach Capital
     Edtech Insiders
351. What Are the Limits of Capitalism?
     Chicago Booth Review Podcast
352. What Charles Darwin Found in the Galápagos
     Helen LewisThe Atlantic
353. What Does It Mean for a Technology to Scale?
     Ben ReinhardtSpectech
354. What I’ve learned, and what comes next.
     The Gray Area with Sean Illing
355. What If NIH Had Been 40% Smaller?
     Pierre Azoulay, Matthew Clancy, Danielle Li, Bhaven N. SampatScience
356. What Is Naturalistic Decision Making?
     Jared PetersonSeeds of Science
357. What Makes Technology Research Commercially Viable?
     Ben ReinhardtSpectech Newsletter
358. What should new-age research organizations be optimizing for?
     Eric GilliamFreakTakes
359. What Should Science Cost?
     David LangDavid Lang
360. What the Musk Is Happening?
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
361. What We Learned Doing Fast Grants
     Patrick Collison, Tyler Cowen, and Patrick HsuFuture
362. What You'll Wish You'd Known
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363. What’s Changed Since Jon Krakauer Climbed Everest
     Jon KrakauerThe Atlantic
364. What’s the Future of Abundance in NYC?
     Danny CrichtonRiskgaming
365. When Do Girls Fall Behind in Maths? Gigantic Study Pinpoints the Moment
     Celeste BieverNature
366. When Do Ideas Get Easier to Find?
     Eric GilliamFreakTakes
367. When MAGA Meets Minsky
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
368. 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
369. Who Influences Whom? Reflections on U.S. Government Outreach to Think Tanks
     Jeremy ShapiroBrookings Institution
370. Who Moved My Cheese?
     If Books Could Kill
371. Who Wins Nobel Prizes?
     Brian PotterConstruction Physics
372. Whole Foods founder John Mackey doesn’t follow business plans
     ReThinking
373. Why AI Spending Reminds Jim Chanos of the Fracking Bubble
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
374. Why America Betrayed Europe
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
375. Why Are Geniuses Destroying Jobs in Uganda?
     Lant PritchettCenter for Global Development
376. Why are the very rich getting even richer?
     Chicago Booth Review Podcast
377. Why Are There So Many Bad Bosses?
     Freakonomics Radio
378. Why Aren’t Markets Freaking Out?
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
379. Why Aren’t Smart People Happier?
     Adam MastroianniSeeds of Science
380. Why Can’t Technologists and Economists Agree on AI?
     Matt ClancyWhat's New Under the Sun
381. Why Did Supersonic Airliners Fail?
     Brian PotterConstruction Physics
382. Why do econ journalists keep making this basic mistake?
     Noah SmithNoahpinion
383. Why Do Research Institutes Often Look the Same?
     Samuel ArbesmanAsimov Press
384. Why Does Everyone Hate AI?
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
385. Why Does the Right Reject Progress?
     Paul KrugmanPaul Krugman
386. Why Economists Linearize Everything
     Carlos César Chávez PadillaNonlinear Economics
387. Why engineers beat lawyers
     Rory SutherlandThe Spectator
388. Why even physicists still don’t understand quantum theory 100 years on
     Sean CarrollNature
389. Why Everything in the Universe Turns More Complex
     Philip BallQuanta Magazine
390. Why Evolution Looks Like a Genius Is At Work
     James McInerneyThe Long Game
391. Why Germany’s Academic System Repels Talent
     Jannik ReiglSeeds of Time
392. Why I Am Not a Modern Stoic
     Jared HendersonCommonplace Philosophy
393. Why I’m Joining Astera to Lead Radial
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394. Why I’m Not a Bayesian
     Richard NgoMind the Future
395. Why I’m skeptical that inequality erodes democracy
     Tibor RutarPolitical Economy, Stats, and Society
396. Why is economic data disappearing?
     Danny CrichtonRiskgaming by Lux Capital
397. Why is Everyone So Bad at Communicating? (And How Can We All Get Better?)
     Chicago Booth Review Podcast
398. Why Leaders Should Rethink Their Decision-Making Process
     HBR IdeaCast
399. Why Republican Party Leaders Matter More Than Democratic Ones
     T. GreerThe Scholar’s Stage
400. Why science needs outsiders
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401. Why the Two Parties Operate Differently
     Santi Ruiz and Jo FreemanStatecraft
402. Why Trump Will Lose His Trade War
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403. Why You Should Fear a Trumpified Fed
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404. Why You Should Keep an Open Mind on the Divine
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405. Wide range of Earth's species are showing a decline in diversity
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406. Will AI Prove Piketty Right?
     Brian AlbrechtEconomic Forces
407. Will data centers crash the economy?
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408. Will MacAskill on Longtermism and What We Owe the Future
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409. Will this be the Chinese Century?
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410. Will Trump Pretend to Fix What He Broke?
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411. Will Trump's funding cuts actually save science?
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412. Working on vs. Solving
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413. Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan: Turning Ambitious Misfits into Founders
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414. Year in Review 2025
     Sebastian GarrenLittle Letter Republic
415. Yes, I want Palantir to munch my public data
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416. You Are Not Your Values
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417. You are the heir to something greater than Empire
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418. You are what you consume
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419. Young journalists are told to 'build your brand.' What does that even mean today?
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420. Your AI Is Not a Tool
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