The hottest Q&A Substack posts right now

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Freddie deBoer 1484 implied HN points 01 Feb 24
  1. 2023 book review contest winners announced: Alicia Kenworthy as the winner, Hal Johnson and Ethan Spiegelman as runners up.
  2. Reader Q&A opportunity open: Submit questions for a Q&A post before the end of February by replying directly to the email.
  3. Bi-monthly call for subscriber writing: Interested writers can submit their work for a chance to be shared with a mailing list of ~50,000 readers, following a specific format.
Are You Okay? 299 implied HN points 21 Apr 23
  1. Leaky gut syndrome is not a recognized medical diagnosis, but it is a concept some believe in. Researchers see increased intestinal permeability as a symptom, not a standalone disorder.
  2. Chewing gum and artificial sweeteners can lead to gas and bloating for some individuals. Exploring alternatives to chewing gum might be beneficial for those experiencing these digestive issues.
  3. Understanding the individual factors contributing to gut health symptoms like gas, bloating, and irregular bowel movements is crucial. It's important to focus on identifying the underlying causes and managing symptoms with a patient-centered approach.
QTR’s Fringe Finance 13 implied HN points 17 Feb 24
  1. The author discussed Bitcoin, monetary systems, investing, and more on the 'What Bitcoin Did' podcast.
  2. Various topics were covered, including Bitcoin skepticism, inflation, the Gamestop rebellion, and fighting against central planners.
  3. Resources mentioned in the interview include 'Why I Bitcoin,' 'Saylor.org,' and 'Marty Bent.'
Are You Okay? 279 implied HN points 23 Dec 22
  1. The post discusses preventing, testing for, and treating viral infections, focusing on how to navigate situations involving fevers.
  2. There is an offer for a 7-day free trial to subscribe for more detailed information and access to full post archives.
  3. There is an invitation to engage by asking questions for future Friday Q&A sessions.
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Quantum Formalism 0 implied HN points 30 Jul 20
  1. The quantum formalism course will start on Friday, September 18, based on feedback from a survey with approximately 80% choosing that date.
  2. A live Q&A session will be held on Friday, August 14 to present the course program and answer audience questions.
  3. Registration for the Q&A session is open, and interested individuals can sign up via URL provided by the Zaiku Group team.