Noahpinion

A world made of gears. Doing both speed premium short term updates and long term world model building. Currently focused on weekly AI updates. Explorations include AI, policy, rationality, medicine and fertility, education and games.

Using data and research to understand what really makes a difference

mental health, science, life hacks, updates about and insights from my new book about personality change

Causal Inference, Coding and Consumer Finance

Essays and analysis about elections, media, sports, poker, and all the other things I care about.

Notes on economics and more

A space for musings on economic policy and political economy by Hanno Lustig and Romain Wacziarg

The Bulwark is home to Sarah Longwell, Tim Miller, Bill Kristol, JVL, Sam Stein, Catherine Rampell and more. We are the largest pro-democracy bundle on Substack for news and analysis on politics and culture—supported by a community built on good faith.

On the Most Interesting People, Objects and Ideas in Science and Technology

News, views, and commentary from a free market point of view. I moved from Blogger to Substack in December 2023. For previous posts back to 2011 see my Blogger page at https://johnhcochrane.blogspot.com

China. AI. Tech. Geopolitics.

TokyoScope seeks out new trends in Japanese pop culture, along with celebrating the best of the past. Curated, written, and edited by Patrick Macias (who lives in Japan).

Economic development and poverty, past and present.

How housing costs got here and where they're going.

Bridging the gap between the world's most important industry, semiconductors, and business.

Whatever intrigues me--these days the Russo-Ukraine War with regular departures

A newsletter, podcast, & community focused on the technology, politics, and policy of decarbonization. In your inbox once or twice a week.

I write about crime, data, and crime data. Come join, it'll be fun! Also, you can subscribe to the Jeff-alytics Podcast at: https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/2540141.rss

Exploring how AI works and how it's changing our world.

What academia knows* about innovation

The economic analysis policymakers get, from their expert former staffers

Real Estate Data and Analysis

Essays about buildings, infrastructure, and industrial technology.

writing, thinking, and interpreting technological modernity through a humanistic lens across china, silicon valley, and the global ai age.

Data-driven Insights on Economics, Business, Finance, and Public Policy.

Insights into an Electrifying World

Making sense of the global economy and financial markets

Data-driven, theory-informed analysis of economics and public policy.

The history of technology and the philosophy of progress, plus announcements from the Roots of Progress Institute

A newsletter by translator and author Hiroko Yoda.

Tech strategy, analysis, and philosophy, but not boring.

Japan analysis and insights - capitalism that works

Dispatches from a veteran reporter

Economy in the 2000s & Before: working, making, apportioning, talking, taking, & more. What I know and can learn about it, & related things.

Deeply researched product, growth, and career advice for product leaders, founders, and ambitious builders.

human-centric economic analysis to help all of us understand the world better

Start your day with pragmatic takes on politics and public policy.

Essays on the economics of AI and technological change.

Deep coverage of technology, China, US policy, and war. We feature original analysis alongside interviews with leading thinkers and policymakers.

"The only good brand on Substack" - Feed Me /// Data you can't get anywhere else /// From Ramp's economist Ara Kharazian.

Pondering price theory, past and present. A weekly newsletter covering all things economics.

Trying to understand the implications of AI for work, education, and life. By Prof. Ethan Mollick

A newsletter about abundance and building a better world.

Dispatches from the front lines of Japanese pop culture.

Nostalgia for the Neoliberal Era

Deeply researched interviews

The Rebuild is about making blue cities and states better and less expensive: tackling high costs, fixing broken processes, and proving that Democrats can deliver. Sign up to get solutions.

Exploring the implications of Georgism in the modern world. Brought to you by the Center for Land Economics

Crossing the river by touching the stones