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Culture Links, 8/20/2026
Lyman Stone and Peter Foreshaw Brooks write,
Peer culture is a key factor associated with fertility. Having very helpful versus relatively unsupportive friends can increase desired family size for young Americans by nearly an entire chil...
Education Links, 8/19/2026
Andrew Hartz and Eric Kaufmann write,
When Manhattan Institute senior fellow James Manzi used AI to classify some 600,000 social-science abstracts from 1960 to 2024, he found that roughly 90 percent of politically relevant research leane...
Beyond Language Models
[perhaps this needs to be a longer essay. The ideas seem clear in my head, but may only be sketched here.]
Think of three realms: the digital realm, the physical realm, and the social realm.
Impressive as they are, LLMs have only shown th...
Economics Links, 8/17/2026
Leighton Woodhouse writes,
Substack created an alternative to this business model by shifting the journalism tax from advertisers directly onto consumers. Now, instead of indirectly subsidising reporters’ careers by buying products from...
WWII military history
The first lecture on WWII covered political and diplomatic events. This lecture sketches the military history. It is meant to be sufficient to give students a sense of the chronology, but falls far short of a complete history. The next lect...
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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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