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Cosmographia 1657 implied HN points 24 Dec 23
  1. The post is part of the Atlas’ Notes series, focusing on art, poetry, literature, cartography, and photography centered on a specific place like Sápmi // Lapland.
  2. Access to the full content of the post is available for paid subscribers only, and there is an option to subscribe to Cosmographia for access.
  3. The post by M. E. Rothwell on Cosmographia is tagged as Edition XLVIII and has 83 likes.
First principles trivia 59 implied HN points 04 Sep 23
  1. New York City offers a wide variety of 90 cuisines from different countries and regions around the world.
  2. The list includes popular options like Italian, Japanese, Chinese, Mexican, and French cuisines, as well as lesser-known choices from countries like Bhutan, Guyana, and Cambodia.
  3. Exploring the culinary scene in New York City can be a rich and diverse experience, showcasing the city's cultural melting pot through its food offerings.
The Corbett Report 17 implied HN points 15 Oct 23
  1. The historical parallels between Stalin's war against the kulaks and the globalists' war against the neo-kulaks are clear today.
  2. The push to demonize farming and control farmland resembles the tactics used by Stalin to consolidate power.
  3. The narrative of eliminating 'dirty, polluting' farmers is about control and monopolizing resources, not about saving the planet.
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Curious futures (KGhosh) 8 implied HN points 23 Jul 23
  1. UK defense perspective on a volatile world and US job loss due to technology
  2. Engage in bets for market intelligence and museum offers tattoos
  3. Explore neural networks in astronomy, AI causing social unrest, and importance of original hardware hacking manual
Meaningness 0 implied HN points 21 Aug 20
  1. The post discusses working with mostly-truths and the complexities of rationality and rationalism.
  2. It introduces the concept of 'mostly-truths' and provides follow-ups to exercises from the previous week.
  3. The focus is on the relationship between truth, formal rationality, and its application in the real world.