In My Tribe

In-depth analysis of the shifting frontlines in the battle against authoritarianism and strategic insights on what to do next.

A think tank centered on orienting education towards a culture of excellence.

Lyman Stone is the Director of Research of the consulting firm Demographic Intelligence, the director of the Pronatalism Initiative at the Institute for Family Studies, and a PhD candidate at McGill University.

Niall Ferguson's Time Machine applies historical perspective to contemporary problems in economics and politics, because the further back you look, the further ahead you can see.

Nostalgia for the Neoliberal Era

My personal Substack

From the Economic Innovation Group, dedicated to forging a more dynamic and inclusive American economy.

Essays and conversations about big ideas that don't need a news hook.

A publication dedicated to cultivating true Southern culture and preserving the identity of Heritage America.

Venture capital in tech, entertainment, and AI

My personal Substack

A regular newsletter that aggregates the most recent news columns in the United States along with an evaluation from credAIble.com.

Exploring the relationships between social justice discourse, inequality, and the rise of the symbolic professions.

Writer. Academic philosopher. Writing about philosophy, psychology, evolution, politics, artificial intelligence, and more.

Everything is a media effect

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

Assorted philosophical essays on stuff like economics, free will, and culture.

A Niskanen Center journal linking ideas, and people, in pursuit of an America where competitive markets and an effective state advance the common good.

Life in Israel during and after October 7

A blog about freedom of speech and both the Coddling & Canceling of the American Mind.

A newsletter about my writing on economics. Specifically, my forthcoming book, HATE THE GAME: an exploration of the uses of game theory and behavioral economics to win in career and life (University of Chicago Press, April 2025.)

A monthly journey down the rabbit hole on schools and parenting

Psychology, philosophy, jokes, and more

News and opinion. Education and economics. Let's fork some lightning.

Some interesting things I heard on podcasts that week.

My personal Substack

Technology and politics in an interdependent world

Questioning assumptions and re-assessing conventional wisdom

Promoting an awareness and understanding of human material progress. How we got it, and how we can keep it going.

Where Ideas Meet. Subscribe now to receive your free digital copy of Discourse's Abundance Agenda print edition.

A podcast series of the Hoover Institution’s Economic Policy Working Group hosted by Jon Hartley. The podcast interviews economists, policy makers and practitioners to learn about their thinking featuring discussions on the wide range of economic topics.

Deciphering why people and society work the way they do

Follow along to learn about the tech, systems, and people that run Wall Street.

How Innovations in Law, Governance, Education, and Community Can Solve World Problems

The latest from a Boston mom and mayor on the magic of cities

Tons of data analysis about religion and politics. Mostly in the United States but a little bit of international stuff, too.

Pro-progress, anti-safetyist commentary on Scientific & Cultural matters from a Genomics PhD. Attempting to shape culture towards optimism, an abundance mindset & freedom.

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

Psychologist and author Jean M. Twenge shares the latest research on teens & social media, generational differences, and trends in mental health -- plus tips for finding a better balance with technology.

Poking holes in the stories we tell ourselves

Exploring a Liberal framework to guide AI policy. Views are the authors' own.

My personal Substack. Personal views only. Actually, not even personal views. I don't even know what my personal views are anymore. It doesn't matter. Read anyway!

Why has the world become more gender equal? Why are some societies more gender equal than others?

Assorted musings on artificial intelligence. Come for the bad takes, stay for the good times.

Ideas about a wide variety of subjects

Letters about the roles of play in human evolution, child development, culture, and daily living

Welcome to Mimir’s Well, Mark McNeilly’s newsletter. In Norse mythology, Mimir’s Well is where Odin drank from to gain wisdom. It is for those who are curious about everything. My goal: to share interesting ideas with you on the past, present & future.

thoughts and observations from Glenn Reynolds.

The P is silent, as in pshrimp or pseudonym.

What to expect from the latest advances in tech, shifts in culture, and evolution in the art and science of product design and building teams.