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Political Psychology Links, 8/6/2026
Dan Williams writes,
Outside of narrow domains, knowledge of our reality is not the default state of human minds, even when they are healthy or functioning well. It is, instead, a fragile achievement of complex epistemic cooperation—of a...
Economics Links
Johann Kurtz writes,
new parents discover that the activities formerly provided by ‘free-range childhoods’ must now be bought as expensive private services. Supervision that neighbors and older siblings once provided becomes daycare and...
Political Economy Links, 8/4/2026
Aaron Renn writes,
The populist style is highly combative, very confrontational, hostile to elites and institutions, typically anti-intellectual, abrasive, often transgressive of established norms and ideas, and often with a revolutionar...
The 1990s Web vs. today's AI
I am old. I was in my forties when the Web led the Internet breakthrough of the 1990s. Because I got very excited and involved with the Web, my model for thinking about AI comes from that era.
Here is where I come down today: if on a scal...
AI Links, 8/2/2026
Veera M. Rajagopal writes,
I still choose the journals and topics I want to follow. AI agents do the rest: they ingest the feeds, apply my interest filter, and present a curated list of papers on a dashboard that I try to visit every day...
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Arnold Kling earned his Ph.D in economics from MIT in 1980. He worked at the Fed and later at Freddie Mac. In 1994, he started one of the first businesses on the Web, selling it in 1999. He writes at arnoldkling.substack.com
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