Ruxandra's Substack
Ruxandra TesloPro-progress, anti-safetyist commentary on Scientific & Cultural matters from a Genomics PhD. Attempting to shape culture towards optimism, an abundance mindset & freedom.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 40 | Subscribers | Read | writingruxandrabio.com |
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Pro-progress needs to avoid Trumpian aesthetics
This is not primarily a politics blog, and commenting on specific candidates is not something that I want to make a habit of. However, with the upcoming election and the recent debate, I think it has become somewhat unavoidable to discuss t...
Is progress in medicine too slow?
After publishing my article "Why haven't biologists cured cancer?", I experienced firsthand the benefits of a diverse readership, as responses to my piece revealed a clear and interesting divide among readers. Those working in biotechnology...
Pro-progress will win when it wins women
When I started my undergraduate studies in 2016 in the UK, the gender wage gap was a prominent topic among the civically-minded and well-intentioned. It was uncommon to go to an event organized by a women-focused society (think Oxford Women...
Elites are mostly lazily well-intentioned
I was planning to stop writing about luxury beliefs, but recently wrote a good article that extensively incorporates my critique of the concept as formulated by Rob Henderson.
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I’m a Genomics PhD student at the Sanger Institute, Cambridge UK. Opinions entirely my own. "perfect synthesis between ACX and NYT." Anti-cynic
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