Experimental History is a newsletter by a writer who examines claims about society, economics, and science with a data-driven, skeptical eye, debunking popular narratives like AI-driven mass unemployment and the loneliness epidemic. Readers get clear explanations of statistical pitfalls, historical context, and updates on the author's book about how scientific discovery works.

Reckoning Science publishes investigations into how scientific evidence is used, and misused, in regulatory decisions on chemicals, pesticides and air pollution. Its articles draw on primary agency records and experiments, such as testing how AI models would rule on EPA's glyphosate decisions and reviewing Texas air limits.

A personal essay newsletter from Brian Dunning-style natural philosophy writer exploring AI's cultural impact, parenting, and civilizational themes through polemic and literary references. Readers get reflective, opinionated takes on technology, culture, and history rather than news or practical guidance.

DYNOMIGHT is a personal blog-style newsletter by Dynomight covering speculative essays on biology, evolution, and AI alignment, often with contrarian takes. Readers get long-form, witty reasoning about why biological systems work the way they do and what evolution's design choices imply for building intelligent systems.