A personal blog-style newsletter by Pablo Villalobos on how individuals and societies can form better models of the world, understand reality and gain control over it. The only excerpt available is a placeholder announcing the site's launch, so the actual writing and depth cannot yet be judged.
Website: https://revolucion-epistemica.ghost.io/
Short philosophical essays that use ideas from science, game theory and social dynamics to examine how simplification, collective behavior and hidden assumptions shape human understanding. Each issue builds a single counterintuitive argument, such as Braess's paradox or pluralistic ignorance, and draws broader conclusions about civilization.
A blog by Dennis Hackethal applying Popperian epistemology to questions of knowledge, truth, science and rationality. Posts argue for specific positions, such as treating epistemology as programming and rethinking the purpose of experimental controls.
Rohan Pradhan's newsletter offers personal field notes from an AI researcher on delegating to AI agents, the risks of losing steerability, and epistemic alignment of language models. Readers get reflective, conceptually framed essays that connect everyday AI tool use to broader questions of trust, judgment and control.
Philosophical essays by Dr. Landon Frim that argue positions on skepticism, universal benevolence, and the role of the state in teaching ethics. Each piece builds an argument with references to philosophers and journals, aimed at readers who want rigorous, accessible moral and political philosophy.
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