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Response To Alexandros Contra Me On Ivermectin

Scott Alexander responds to critiques of his 2021 ivermectin analysis, acknowledging some errors but maintaining his conclusion that ivermectin likely doesn't work for COVID-19.

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Feb 1, 2023 13,335 words 108 likes 308 comments Listen · 79 min Read Read

Absurdity Bias, Neom Edition

Scott Alexander examines the use of absurdity arguments, reflecting on his critique of Neom and offering strategies to balance absurdity heuristics with careful reasoning.

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Aug 4, 2022 1,990 words 89 likes 302 comments Listen · 16 min Read Read

Links For April

Scott Alexander shares 33 diverse links on topics ranging from history and science to technology and politics, offering brief summaries and commentary on each.

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Apr 14, 2022 2,290 words 66 likes 379 comments Listen · 17 min Read Read

Pascalian Medicine

Scott Alexander examines the concept of 'Pascalian Medicine', weighing the pros and cons of taking multiple unproven but potentially beneficial treatments.

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Nov 24, 2021 2,505 words 111 likes 480 comments Listen · 19 min Read Read

Highlights From The Comments On Ivermectin

Scott Alexander responds to comments on his ivermectin article, discussing criticisms, the worms hypothesis, vaccine skepticism, and journalism quality.

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Nov 23, 2021 5,817 words 62 likes 509 comments Listen · 44 min Read Read
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