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Vibecession: Much More Than You Wanted To Know

Scott examines why young people feel economically hopeless despite economists saying things are fine, testing various explanations like housing costs and wages, and concluding the truth involves both real factors (harder competition, expensive cities, recent mortgage spikes) and media-driven negativity.

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Dec 4, 2025 6,025 words 875 likes 978 comments Listen · 43 min Read Read

The Evidence That A Million Americans Died Of COVID

Scott presents evidence that COVID-19 did kill approximately 1.2 million Americans, addressing skeptics by analyzing excess death data and addressing common counterarguments.

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May 22, 2025 2,056 words 491 likes 1,178 comments Listen · 13 min Read Read

Contra Grant On Exaggerated Differences

Scott Alexander critiques Adam Grant's article on gender differences in tech, arguing Grant misrepresents evidence and ignores key factors like innate interest differences between men and women.

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Aug 7, 2017 6,903 words 0 likes 3 comments Listen · 69 min Read Read

Reverse Voxsplaining: Brand-Name Drugs

Scott argues against Vox's proposal for drug price controls, citing studies that such policies would significantly reduce pharmaceutical innovation and potentially cost millions of life-years long-term.

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Sep 7, 2016 4,731 words 0 likes 467 comments Read Read
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