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Burke's way of thinking about free markets and trade provides a model for us today

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Effective altruism is at a crossroads. It can learn from similar movements in the recent past.

Aug 4

A review of Balaji Srinivasan’s new book, "The Network State"

Aug 1

For opera beginners, The Marriage of Figaro is a great place to start, offering wonderful music, humor and even some lessons about life

Jul 30

The peer review process has some serious problems, but there are ways that we can fix it

Jul 29

To address catastrophic risks, giving up some privacy may be better than the alternatives

Jul 27

We Should Be Thinking More Outside the Box When it Comes to Science Funding

Jul 22

A Review of "Gulliver’s Travels" by Jonathan Swift

Jul 20

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