Experimental History
Adam Mastroianni1) Find what's true and make it useful. 2) Publish every other Tuesday. 3) Photo cred: my dad.
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The 3rd Annual Blog Post Competition, Extravaganza, and Jamboree
photo cred: my dad
It’s time for the annual Experimental History Blog Competition, Extravaganza, and Jamboree! Send me your best unpublished blog post, and if I pick yours, I’ll send you real cash money and tell everybody how great you are...
Nothing ever dies. It merely becomes embarrassing.
photo cred: my dad
Here’s a reasonable thought: as the replication crisis has unfolded over the past 10-15 years, a bunch of psychological phenomena have been debunked and discarded forever. Power posing, ego depletion, growth mindset, ste...
Infinite midwit
photo cred: my dad
The better AI has gotten, the less anxious I’ve become.
A few years ago, when the computers first started talking, it was reasonable to believe that we would soon be in the presence of omnipotent machines. For someone l...
Help I'm being persecuted
OR: rubberneckers anonymous
If they labeled it explicitly, one of the biggest categories on Substack would be called something like, “People Pretending to Be Persecuted”. Browse any genre and you’ll find writers touting their exile from po...
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