Politics/religion:

• "The Really Big One: An earthquake will destroy a sizable portion of the coastal Northwest. The question is when."
• "Of Malevolent Democracies and Benevolent Autocracies: A Very Short Quantitative History of Political Regimes, Part 1.9325"
• "Utopian for Beginners: An amateur linguist loses control of the language he invented" (where are those Ukrainians now, I wonder?)

Statistics/AI/meta-science:

• Ch6: "Deep Learning" (latest in Nielsen's Neural Networks and Deep Learning)
• "How One Man Poisoned a City's Water Supply (and Saved Millions of Children's Lives in the Process)"(on John L. Leal & water chlorination)
• "Reanalyses of Randomized Clinical Trial Data", Ebrahim et al 2014
• "The Aging of Science"
• "List of 19 Natural Experiments" (commentary)
• "The Null Ritual: What You Always Wanted to Know About Significance Testing but Were Afraid to Ask", Gigerenzer et al 2004

Psychology/biology:

• "Physics of Wound Healing I: Energy Considerations", Apell 2012
• "The Biodeterminist's Guide to Parenting"
• "A Year of Spaced Repetition Software in the Classroom"
• "Whole-personality emulation", Bainbridge 2012
• "Does it pay to know your MBTI type?"
• "Burn-in, bias, and the rationality of anchoring", Lieder et al 2012

Technology:

• "The Market for Silver Bullets", Grigg 2008
• "Invisibility theory"

Economics:

• "Economic Gains Resulting from the Reduction in Children's Exposure to Lead in the United States", Grosse et al 2002
• "When the Doctor Is Not Needed"
• "How The Talmud Became A Best Seller in South Korea" (no one tell them about signaling or genetics)
• "The Patent Troll You Don't Read About In Bar-Code Inventor's Obituaries"

Philosophy:

• "The Copenhagen Interpretation of Ethics"

Fiction:

• "Quantitative patterns of stylistic influence in the evolution of literature", Hughes et al 2012
• "I Name Thee Annihilator!"

This made me laugh: http://www.clickhole.com/article/5-absolutely-stunning-examples-mathematics-nature-2081

I found this awesome, brilliant analysis of the works of Neal Stephenson from a political and sociological angle.

Ok, it was me, I wrote this.

the way you think about habits is wrong

extinction bursts

Extinction burst

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