Data, politics, and necessary repairs
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Fixing Bugs, live! Help stop the Project 2025 attack on science. **today at 3pm Eastern**
A proposed federal rule from the Office of Management and Budget would strip researchers of the ability to do their work based on scientific merit. Today’s the deadline for making public comment. Want to say something, but you’re not sure w...
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Fixing Bugs, live! with Larry Lessig **today 5pm Eastern**
Today, please join our first Substack Live with guest Lawrence Lessig!
I’m Sam Wang, scientist and democracy reformer. The U.S. political system has many deep flaws. Can they be mitigated through targeted action? And what’s the long-term p...
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Scientist at Princeton. I write about democracy, data, and electoral reform. My tools are data, analysis, and a willingness to cross lanes when the occasion calls for it.
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