Brad and Noah discuss the reindustrialization of America
The 65th episode of Hexapodia.
Economics and other interesting stuff.
The 65th episode of Hexapodia.
The world’s biggest country continues to defy the skeptics.
A bonus podcast!
The Hexapodia Podcast is back!
The country was perfectly positioned to win in a world that no longer exists.
The Dems have to figure out what they stand for, and what they want to do.
Normies exist, and there’s only so far you can push them before they get mad.
The bull case for Anthropic’s IPO.
A TV character gave us a glimpse of what humanity might become.
AI can do things humans researchers can’t, even in groups.
The humanities; Data center crowd-out; Chinese local governments; AI and capitalism; How Japan builds; Phones bad; Chinese manufacturing; Rent control
What will be next to break?
Immigration, the welfare state, and Keynesian economics are all showing signs of strain.
A movie review, plus some thoughts on dishonesty, belief, and human communication.
Ramez Naam gives a skeptic’s take on agent swarms.
America’s New Right believes that savagery is the key to victory.
Are we in 1872?
It’s about time.
Re-upping my election post-mortem, so that we don’t forget.
In the future, we’re all heavenbanned.
The actual question is what kind of a nation America is going to be.
It’s not just “of, by and for oligarchs”.
How did Trump fumble so badly?
AI risk; Reindustrialization; The rent crisis; AI and jobs; Mass deportation; Chinese investment; Cyber risk
We’ve spent decades raising teacher quantity when we should have been raising quality.
Ramez Naam gives a skeptic’s take on Recursive Self-Improvement.
An anthropological reflection.
A repost from 2024.
Our favorite moral philosophy is about to come under increasing strain.
The trick is to let them beat themselves.