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Ask HN: Where are you going to find long-form content online these days?
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#72The New Yorker is great https://www.newyorker.com. Amazing writing, so much so that I can be pulled into articles that I wouldn't expect to be interested in. I had a Kindle subscription, but liked it so much I forked out for a print subscription. I find it a real struggle reading long form articles digitally.
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#73I really like the Astral Codex blog[1]. It is rationalist blog that features a variety of long-form posts, book reviews, discussions, etc. I don't really know if I consider myself a rationalist or not but I find the posts, discussions, and community to be very stimulating. [1]: https://astralcodexten.substack.com/
Thanks for posting this! Seems super dope with a large backlog of articles to dive into!
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#75I like The Economist. https://www.economist.com/
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#76The Joe Rogan podcast. Listening to long-form, multi-hour conversation is so refreshing compared to what traditional news shows have become.
I really only listen to Rogan for two types of guests: comedians I like and physicists. The episodes for the latter are always fantastic. Brian Cox, Sean Carroll, Brian Greene, Lawrence Krauss, Neil deGrasse Tyson, plus a couple more. He's even had Roger Penrose on.
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Yes, and you do realise that many drugs are multi-purpose, used off-label on occasion (frequently actually) and can lead to breakthroughs in different fields?
Your point was Ivermectin is horse paste. Clearly it's not just that. Go get your fourth jab I suppose? Or is it up to five now? Science.
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#78I really like the Astral Codex blog[1]. It is rationalist blog that features a variety of long-form posts, book reviews, discussions, etc. I don't really know if I consider myself a rationalist or not but I find the posts, discussions, and community to be very stimulating. [1]: https://astralcodexten.substack.com/
I'm not sure that the author is fully committed to the rationalist zeitgeist either, but, of course, no true rationalist would be!
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#79Some of my favorites have already been mentioned: The New Yorker, The Atlantic, The Economist. But one missing jewel of great long-form stories told with excellent writing is:
Texas Monthly
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#80Books
Seriously. Books are the ultimate long-form content; their authors typically spend years researching and writing them, and you can sample many reviews before committing to read one.