Economist Bryan Caplan's blog posts offer original arguments on economics, immigration, psychology and social science, often engaging directly with other thinkers. A reader gets contrarian, clearly argued analysis and occasional debates or guest replies.

Personal essays on relationships, thinking, creativity and agency, written from a family life on a Baltic island. Readers get reflective, exploratory writing that works through questions such as why music moves us and how to get unstuck creatively.

Essays on cognitive warfare, narrative, intelligence and strategic thinking, written from the author's own experience in high-pressure security environments. Issues include a critique of fashionable warfare terminology, a personal account of delayed stress after handling a crisis, and an analysis of how narratives shape perception using the series Fauda.

Personal essays by a former translator and editor of channeled spiritual material, reflecting on his years in a spiritual group and how he came to see them differently. Each issue pairs a concrete memory or anecdote with reflection on belief, memory and persuasion.