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Does Georgism Work? Five Years Later

Lars Doucet revisits his influential 2021 ACX book review on Georgism five years later, updating his thinking on land value tax implementation based on practical policy work and recent legislative wins in multiple states.

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Sep 24, 2026 10,556 words 508 likes 504 comments Read Read

Notes From The Progress Studies Conference

Scott Alexander reports on the Progress Studies Conference, discussing advances in energy, AI, housing policy, and other fields, with an overall optimistic tone about recent developments and potential for future progress.

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Oct 24, 2024 5,549 words 400 likes 772 comments Listen · 35 min Read Read

Ballots Everywhere: Call For Organizers, Times, & Dates

Scott Alexander proposes a scaled-up voting guide project for major US cities, outlining a process for local ACX meetup groups to create and submit ballot recommendations.

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Sep 30, 2024 1,005 words 53 likes 85 comments Read Read

Highlights From The Comments On Housing Density And Prices

Scott Alexander responds to criticism of his post on housing density and prices, refining but largely maintaining his argument that increased density can raise local prices.

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May 10, 2023 7,868 words 72 likes 445 comments Listen · 45 min Read Read

Highlights From The Comments On My California Ballot

Scott Alexander shares reader comments on his California ballot recommendations, updating some of his views and providing additional context on various races and propositions.

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Nov 5, 2022 3,107 words 57 likes 123 comments Listen · 18 min Read Read

Links For August

Scott Alexander shares a diverse collection of links and commentary on topics ranging from housing policy and employment discrimination to conspiracy theories and vaccine hesitancy, with a mix of analysis, skepticism, and humor.

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Aug 18, 2021 3,111 words 50 likes 516 comments Listen · 24 min Read Read
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