Unchambered
Kyle van OosterumAgreeably disagreeable. Essays on politics, social media, and academic philosophy without the echo chambers. PhD from University of Oxford, 2025.
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If you can ask a human, you can ask an AI
Large language models (LLMs) are being used every day in a variety of writing tasks that range from emails all the way to journalism and academic research. Yet many react to their increasingly common usage as regrettable or, worse yet, abho...
Between Conviction and Caution: Reading 'Why it's OK to be a Moderate'
I recently read Marcus Arvan’s book ‘Why it’s OK to be a Moderate’.1 If you’ve not read any books in Routledge’s Why it’s OK series, you really should. You’ll learn why it’s ok to own a gun, eat meat, and not to care about politics (haven’t...
Partisan Olive Branches: The Case of Marjorie Taylor Greene
Image of Marjorie Taylor Greene. Source: NYT.
I want 2026 to be the year of partisan olive branches. Simply put, I want it to be the year in which people publicly recognize when their political opponents get something right. By ‘get it rig...
Beyond the Gates: Making Speech Free for All
Created by ChatGPT.
In Greek mythology, Pandora received a sealed box filled with things the gods kept from humanity. She is warned not to open it, but curiosity wins. When the box opens, everything inside escapes: conflict, deceit, jealou...
What's wrong with putting 'Dr' in your Twitter username?
Before getting into the essay, I just want to say thank you for all the kind messages I received after posting about finishing my PhD. The support — on Substack, Twitter, and elsewhere — really meant a lot. It also got me thinking about the...
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Academic philosopher and ultracrepidarian. PhD from University of Oxford, 2025. Writing on philosophy, politics, social psych and more. Personal site: www.kylevo.com
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