Formative Content
When a competent expert proposes something implausible, the implausibility becomes evidence for, not against.
Possessions got cheap but our instincts didn't adjust, so what we accumulate now weighs us down.
Our fiercest tribalism runs along political lines, not racial ones — and disguises itself as tolerance.
Parapsychology passes every methodological test we have — which is exactly the problem.
Competition as a god that trades away everything humans value, one incentive at a time.
Category boundaries are tools for human ends, not facts of nature.
What dying actually looks like in a modern hospital, and the case for letting go.
In real-world data every variable correlates with every other, so the null hypothesis is always false.
How companies secure a chokepoint by making the layers next to them perfectly competitive.
The unheralded quality-of-life gains since the 1990s, well beyond computers.