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[ACC Entry] Does The Education System Adequately Serve Advanced Students?

TracingWoodgrains and Michael Pershan analyze the effectiveness of ability grouping, acceleration, and personalization software in serving advanced students in the education system.

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Sep 4, 2018 9,387 words 0 likes 403 comments Listen · 63 min Read Read

Were There Dark Ages?

Scott Alexander argues that the Dark Ages in Western Europe (500-1000 AD) did occur, presenting evidence of economic, demographic, and intellectual decline during this period.

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Oct 15, 2017 5,119 words 0 likes 541 comments Listen · 36 min Read Read

Links 8/17: Exsitement

A collection of interesting links covering science, technology, culture, and economics, including updates on DNA malware, AI gaming, prison censorship, and various scientific studies.

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Aug 31, 2017 2,162 words 0 likes 243 comments Read Read

Links for January

A collection of interesting links covering topics from Mormon facial recognition to migraine treatments to housing policy, with Scott's analysis and commentary on each.

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Jan 8, 2014 2,192 words 0 likes 120 comments Read Read
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