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Links For July 2026 (Part 1)

Scott shares his monthly collection of interesting links from around the internet, covering topics from Jeremy Bentham's linguistic legacy to AI developments, with characteristic commentary and fact-checking caveats.

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Jul 22, 2026 3,748 words 220 likes 442 comments Listen · 22 min Read Read

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

My Left Kidney

Scott Alexander recounts his experience donating a kidney, from initial motivation to post-surgery recovery, while discussing the broader context of organ donation.

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Oct 27, 2023 7,380 words 587 likes 910 comments Listen · 39 min Read Read

Links 8/16: Ode On A Grecian URL

A collection of interesting links covering science, politics, and culture, with topics ranging from desalinization and medical studies to quirky historical facts and political developments.

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Aug 12, 2016 1,622 words 0 likes 884 comments Read Read

Links 3/16: Klapaucius And URL

A Links post presenting various interesting news and studies from different fields, with brief commentary on each item.

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Mar 26, 2016 3,366 words 0 likes 970 comments Read Read

Links 3/16: Rulink Class

A links roundup post covering recent developments in science, medicine, psychology and politics, with particular focus on research replication issues and the 2016 election season.

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Mar 9, 2016 3,099 words 0 likes 52 comments Read Read

Links 12/15: Ma’oz Tz-URL

A collection of interesting links covering recent research, controversies, and developments across various fields including science, economics, politics and sociology, with Scott's brief commentary on each.

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Dec 8, 2015 2,827 words 0 likes 785 comments Read Read

Links 10/15: Bride of Linkenstein

A collection of interesting links covering science, education, politics and culture, with Scott Alexander's commentary and analysis on each.

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Oct 29, 2015 2,965 words 0 likes 639 comments Read Read

Links 8/15: Linkering Doubts

A collection of interesting links covering science, economics, and culture, with key stories about psychology study replication failures and various scientific findings.

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Aug 30, 2015 2,574 words 0 likes 606 comments Read Read

Ethics Offsets

Scott Alexander examines the concept of 'ethics offsets', exploring its applications and ethical implications from simple cases to extreme scenarios.

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Jan 4, 2015 1,454 words 0 likes 537 comments Read Read

More Links For September 2014

Scott Alexander shares a diverse collection of interesting links with brief commentaries, covering topics from education and politics to science and technology.

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Sep 18, 2014 1,890 words 0 likes 225 comments Read Read

Links for November

Scott shares and comments on various interesting links, ranging from charity history and religious debates to scientific discoveries and technological developments.

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Nov 1, 2013 1,134 words 0 likes 30 comments Listen · 30 min Read Read
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