Substacks recommended by Rob Henderson's Newsletter

Recommended by Rob Henderson's Newsletter

Discussions on the darker side of life and why we find it so intriguing.

This is a blog on why we believe and do what we do, why we pretend otherwise, how we might do better, and what our descendants might do, if they don't all die.

Lee Fang

Investigations and observations about the public interest.

After Babel

By Jon Haidt

Using moral psychology to explain why so much is going wrong

Nathan Cofnas’s Newsletter

Philosophy, politics, and culture

Intimations of a New Worldview

By Brett Andersen

Psychology, evolution, complexity, mythology, and the meaning crisis.

Homo Imaginari

By James F. Richardson

popular social science thinking for curious folks.

Konstantin Kisin

Politically Non-Binary Opinions on Culture, Politics and Comedy

Tan Land: Natural Health and Beauty

By Really Tan Man

Learn to be healthy while still enjoying your life. Welcome to Tan Land, the most æsthetic health newsletter on the internet.

Experimental History

By Adam Mastroianni

1) Find what's true and make it useful. 2) Publish every other Tuesday. 3) Photo cred: my dad.

The Prism

By Gurwinder

A guide to navigating the Digital Age

Lean Out with Tara Henley

A current affairs newsletter, focusing on heterodox writers and thinkers from around the world.

The Alchemist from Rory Sutherland

What I can't fit on Twitter - or am too afraid to put on Twitter.

House of Strauss

By Ethan Strauss

Sports, Business, Politics, Culture

In My Tribe

By Arnold Kling

improving social epistemology, rewarding reasoned discourse

The Intrinsic Perspective

By Erik Hoel

Bridging the two cultures of science and the humanities

The Upheaval

By N.S. Lyons (The Upheaval)

Exploring the shared upheavals of our era, including technological and cultural change, the ideological revolution consuming the West, the rise of China, and the crisis of liberalism.

Angela Nagle's Newsletter

A heterodox journal of culture, ideas and political economy

The Nature-Nurture-Nietzsche Newsletter

By Steve Stewart-Williams

The newsletter of Professor Steve Stewart-Williams. Evolutionary psychology, sex differences, nature and nurture, science, philosophy, and more.

Meaning Lab

By Cody Kommers

Cogsci, novels, travel, AI, etc

Wrong Side of History

By Ed West

It's Ed West's sub stack

The Honest Broker

By Ted Gioia

A trustworthy guide to music, books, arts, media & culture by Ted Gioia

Freddie deBoer

cool but rude

Kvetch

By Misha Saul

Kvetching on vigs, chutzpah and bubkis

From the New World

By Brian Chau

See the world as it is, not as you wish it to be. Everything else is application.

Reality’s Last Stand

By Reality's Last Stand

A publication by evolutionary biologist Dr. Colin Wright. Holding the line on free speech, science, and reality.

GIRLS

By Freya India

Girlhood in the Modern World

Richard Hanania's Newsletter

Foreign policy, American politics, and social science

Richard is one of the most interesting and infuriating writers of our generation, and one of the most intellectually honest people I’ve ever met.

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Razib Khan's Unsupervised Learning

Conversations on genetics, history, politics, books, culture and evolution

Astral Codex Ten

By Scott Alexander

P(A|B) = [P(A)*P(B|A)]/P(B), all the rest is commentary.

Luke Burgis Newsletter

Pursuing the mysterium tremendum et fascinans and writing at the intersection of philosophy, culture, art, technology, and religious wisdom.

Stoic Street Smarts

By Ed Latimore

Insights, perspectives, and practices gained from a childhood in the hood, a mindset forged by boxing, and humility shaped from overcoming addiction.

Acquired through his hard-won knowledge in the streets, the military, professional boxing, and more, Ed supplies insightful, no-nonsense guidance and practical strategies for cultivating a winning mindset and taking action towards achieving your goals.

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Maiden Mother Matriarch

By Louise Perry

A podcast about sexual politics, hosted by Louise Perry.

Erik Torenberg

Explorations and inquiries into my curiosities: culture, politics, tech, business, and human nature