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Highlights From The Comments On Vibecession

Scott reviews comments on his vibecession post, exploring when it started, whether it's really about economics or culture, and notably finding that China experiences similar pessimism despite 5-10x income growth, suggesting vibes can be completely divorced from economic reality.

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Dec 31, 2025 10,515 words 173 likes 374 comments Listen · 56 min Read Read

SB 1047: Our Side Of The Story

Scott Alexander discusses the political battle over California's AI safety bill SB 1047, its veto by Governor Newsom, and the implications for future AI regulation efforts.

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Oct 10, 2024 6,634 words 184 likes 429 comments Listen · 43 min Read Read

Highlights From The Comments On Last Week's Model Cities Post

The post discusses reader comments on various model city projects, focusing on the Solano County proposal and Prospera, while also addressing other related topics.

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Sep 11, 2023 5,295 words 49 likes 84 comments Listen · 28 min Read Read

Links For July

Scott Alexander presents a diverse collection of interesting links and news items from July, covering topics from linguistics and AI to politics and economics.

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Jul 29, 2022 3,007 words 92 likes 429 comments Listen · 24 min Read Read

Highlights From The Comments On Xi Jinping

Scott Alexander compiles and summarizes reader comments on his article about Xi Jinping, covering various aspects of Xi's rule and Chinese politics.

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Apr 28, 2022 4,185 words 74 likes 153 comments Listen · 28 min Read Read

A Failure, But Not Of Prediction

Scott Alexander argues that the media's failure in coronavirus coverage was not about prediction, but about poor probabilistic reasoning and decision-making under uncertainty.

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Apr 14, 2020 4,215 words 0 likes 863 comments Listen · 26 min Read Read
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