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The Emotional Support Animal Racket

Scott Alexander examines the problematic nature of emotional support animal letters, highlighting the ethical dilemmas for psychiatrists and the system's shortcomings.

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May 9, 2024 1,446 words 435 likes 781 comments Listen · 10 min Read Read Opened Opened

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 7,822 words 72 likes 438 comments Listen · 45 min Read Read Opened Opened

Change My Mind: Density Increases Local But Decreases Global Prices

Scott Alexander argues that increasing housing density in a city may actually increase local prices due to induced demand, while lowering prices nationally.

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May 1, 2023 1,481 words 164 likes 701 comments Listen · 10 min Read Read Opened Opened

Highlights From The Comments On NIMBYs

Scott Alexander highlights diverse comments on the NIMBY debate, exploring contrasting views on urban living and various aspects of urban development.

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Oct 2, 2018 3,290 words 0 likes 402 comments Listen · 23 min Read Read Opened Opened

Raikoth: Cities, Land

The post details the housing, urban planning, and land use in Raikoth, a fictional country where people live in yurts and cities are designed for cleanliness and tranquility.

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May 10, 2013 1,521 words 0 likes 37 comments Read Read Opened Opened
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