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In The Future, Everyone Will Be Famous To Fifteen People

Scott imagines a future where population growth leads to more historians than historical subjects, resulting in extreme academic specialization and scrutiny of ordinary individuals from our era.

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Oct 20, 2014 1,489 words 0 likes 117 comments Listen · 12 min Read Read

I liked Lovecraft countless primaeval aeons before it was cool

Scott Alexander criticizes the humorous adaptations of Lovecraft's work in geek culture, arguing they miss the author's intent to create a sense of the strange and transcendent.

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Feb 19, 2013 1,618 words 0 likes 43 comments Read Read
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