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Each issue is a short philosophical essay that opens with a sharp thesis and develops it through concrete examples, such as traffic equilibria or shifting social norms. Readers get an accessible account of how simplification, collective belief and unintended system effects shape what people understand and do.
Critical Fallibilism is a philosophy newsletter that applies Popperian critical rationalism to everyday problems such as procrastination, habit and bias, and the nature of decisive arguments. Each issue presents the author's own theoretical arguments and reasoning about how to evaluate ideas and resolve inner conflicts.
Geneosophy is a philosophy newsletter that explores how everyday grammar and framing shape deep questions about mind, identity and reality, and argues that many classic paradoxes dissolve rather than get solved. Its dialogue-style issues present a self-contained metaphysical framework built around a 'generative ground' it calls XI.
Essays by one author on viability, the difference between reality and truth, and how social systems, public policy and popular culture hold up under pressure. Some issues report original sports analytics research on roster retention and forecasting, while the philosophical pieces offer abstract frameworks.
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