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More Drowning Children

Through various thought experiments around the drowning child scenario, Scott critiques common moral frameworks and proposes using Rawls' 'original position' to develop a more coherent system of moral obligations.

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Mar 21, 2025 3,938 words 337 likes 899 comments Listen · 22 min Read Read

Links For September 2024

A compilation of 50 diverse news items and links from September 2024, covering topics from politics and economics to science and technology.

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Sep 12, 2024 4,892 words 215 likes 990 comments Listen · 29 min Read Read

Highlights From The Comments On Nietzsche

Scott Alexander summarizes and responds to reader comments on his article about Matt Yglesias and Nietzschean philosophy, exploring various perspectives on master and slave morality.

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Aug 8, 2024 15,205 words 138 likes 227 comments Listen · 81 min Read Read

Links for July 2024

Scott Alexander presents a diverse collection of 41 links and news items, covering topics from science and politics to history and technology, with brief commentaries and insights.

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Jul 24, 2024 3,173 words 180 likes 934 comments Listen · 20 min Read Read
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