Ask HN: More magazines like Quanta and Noema?
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#14The Conversation ( https://theconversation.com/ ) publishes news-style articles by working academics and graduate students, so the contributors typically have a technical background relevant to the subjects they are writing about (making the publication comparable to Quanta). Nautilus magazine also publishes excellent science journalism ( https://nautil.us ) with high-quality writing comparable to Quanta. In contrast…
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#16I’ve subscribed to the Economist for years and love it. You can skim or go deep as desired.
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#17https://libcom.org
It blows my mind that some people think communism hasn't been tried enough times.
"Yes it failed 999 times before, but THIS flavor of communism will definitely work!"
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#18For more in the same style, try https://asteriskmag.com/.
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#19I feel I get a lot of value for the $60 I pay annually to read The New Yorker online. [1] It's not perfect, but it's become essentially the only place I consume "long-form articles about interesting stuff"-type content, which I think they still do better than anyone. 1: https://www.newyorker.com