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Your Review: My Father’s Instant Mashed Potatoes

Through the lens of instant mashed potatoes, the author explores how modern society creates inferior imitations of real things, and what we lose by accepting these substitutes.

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Aug 8, 2025 4,961 words 337 likes 359 comments Listen · 30 min Read Read

Links 5/20

Scott Alexander's links post covers historical oddities, scientific studies, social issues, and tech developments, ranging from pet monkeys to AI progress.

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May 20, 2020 3,906 words 0 likes 611 comments Read Read

Links 4/2019

A diverse collection of links covering technology, science, economics, politics, and culture, including critiques of studies, interesting scientific findings, and current events.

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Apr 24, 2019 2,733 words 0 likes 591 comments Read Read

Links 12/16: The Site Before Christmas

A collection of interesting links covering various topics from Judaism and science to media bias and hate crime hoaxes, with Scott's commentary on each story.

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Dec 23, 2016 2,219 words 0 likes 585 comments Read Read

Somewhat Against Psychiatric Conditions As Domestication Failure

Scott Alexander examines a theory linking autism and schizophrenia to human self-domestication, initially dismissing it before reconsidering its merits in light of Williams Syndrome.

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Oct 11, 2016 2,422 words 0 likes 314 comments Read Read
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