HWFO Reading List April 2023
Compilation of articles, new and old, being discussed by the HWFO community
Herein, Haidt responds to some of the discussion around an article we linked last month:
Followed by some charts and graphs discussing the same problem internationally:
This post from Freddie inspired the Unified Theory of Wokeness HWFO post over the prior month:
A reader wrote this about criminal justice reform:
https://wayneboatwright.medium.com/criminal-justice-in-six-books-fcd444da8254
Scott Alexander dipped back into the fiction well for a moment and created this beauty:
Read this for the phrase “Crowdsourcing the Superego:”
https://thelastpsychiatrist.com/2010/12/infidelity_and_other_taboos_me.html
How to use Bayes theorem to calculate your own Lab Leak Theory odds:
One of my social groups liked this article, and another thought it was trash:
The Reload chronicles more numbers of gun culture winning that war:
Here’s the breakdown of what the public blames for spree shootings:
Mental health - 42%
Access to firearms - 29%
Social Media - 11%
School problems - 7%
Family problems - 6%
Matt Taibbi quits Twitter. This article is great if you can make it past the paywall:
> Michigan repealing its right-to-work law [...] will have vastly greater positive consequences for actually-existing American people of color [than the Oscars giving awards to more people of color].
From Freddy. I wish I was smart enough to figure out a good way to make an actual bet on that matter with him.
Like, pick some state that didn't do that and track black employment or something, but I'm not sure how to make it even and fair.
love these digests, thanks :)