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The Fatima Sun Miracle: Much More Than You Wanted To Know

A detailed investigation of the Sun Miracle of Fatima in 1917, where 70,000 people witnessed the sun appear to spin, change colors, and fall to earth, analyzing witness testimonies, skeptical explanations, and similar phenomena at other Marian apparition sites.

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Oct 1, 2025 32,949 words 694 likes 753 comments Listen · 186 min Read Read

Links For August 2023

Scott Alexander presents a diverse collection of 38 links and news items, covering topics from book reviews and religious history to AI developments and political trends, with brief summaries and comments on each.

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Aug 9, 2023 3,927 words 137 likes 751 comments Listen · 25 min Read Read

Devoodooifying Psychology

Scott examines psychological phenomena attributed to the unconscious mind, noting many have failed to replicate, and suggests a shift away from the power of the unconscious in psychological research.

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Aug 25, 2016 2,098 words 0 likes 291 comments Read Read

Links 4/16: They Can’t Link Our Dick

A links roundup examining various scientific studies, social developments, and historical findings, with a particular focus on recent research about confounding variables and replication issues in science.

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Apr 15, 2016 2,623 words 0 likes 393 comments Read Read

Links 5/15: Link Floyd

A curated collection of interesting links spanning medicine, economics, social issues and quirky stories, with Scott's commentary on various developments and findings.

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May 24, 2015 1,656 words 0 likes 742 comments Read Read

The Poor You Will Always Have With You

Scott Alexander argues that ancient Rome's welfare system was similar to modern progressive policies in causes and outcomes, despite different philosophical justifications.

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Oct 31, 2013 2,740 words 0 likes 79 comments Read Read
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