- Afghanistan is where ideologies go to die Sumantra Maitra, Critic
- Twilight of the Satyrs Charlotte Allen, Quillette
- The Chinese mirror Pierre Lemieux, EconLog
- The Tang dynasty died in Afghanistan, too Chan Kung, Diplomat
free speech
Nightcap
- The red pill for philosophers and scientists Nick Nielsen, Grand Strategy Annex
- “Lived experience” and the Word of God Brendan O’Neill, spiked!
- The immigrant’s vote of confidence in America John McGinnis, Law & Liberty
- How the world gave up on the stateless Udi Greenberg, New Republic
Nightcap
- NATO, Russia, and bias (values vs. empirics) Rachel Epstein, Duck of Minerva
- Leftists loathe libertarians at DC think tank Daniel Lippman, Politico
- Free speech, committees, and Georgetown law Jason Brennan, 200-Proof Liberals
- Biden and his anti-socialist stimulus legislation Thomas Knapp, WLGC
- Contemplating nullification in the U.S. federation NEO, nebraskaenergyobserver
Nightcap
- Free speech is more important than ever Niall Ferguson, Quillette
- Is it racist to expect black kids to do real math? John McWhorter, It Bears Mentioning
- Revolt of the three feudatories Wikipedia
- War and trade in the peaceful century (pdf) Karlsson & Hedberg, EHR
Nightcap
- Cancelling Dr Seuss Jason Brennan, 200-Proof Liberals
- Post-socialist migration Azra Hromadžić, Fieldsites
- Presidential war powers Andrew Desiderio, Politico
- Cancelling the Muppets Paul du Quenoy, Critic
Nightcap
- Why free speech matters Andrew Doyle, spiked!
- Thinking the worst of ourselves Jackson Arn, Hedgehog Review
- Feyerabend: Westernization and culture Bill Rein, NOL
- Did America have a founding? Jeff Polet, Modern Age
Nightcap
- Aliens Robin Hanson, Overcoming Bias
- War, Peace, and the State (pdf) Murray Rothbard, The Standard
- The new ruling class (h/t Michalis) Helen Andrews, Hedgehog Review
- Free speech and socialist dictatorships Sharansky & Troy, Tablet
Nightcap
- Depicting extraterritoriality Mathew Hart (interview), JHIBlog
- America’s plot for world domination Robert Merry, TAC
- Beyond the !Kung (but no Wilmsen?) Manvir Singh, Aeon
- In high praise of Parler Eugene Volokh, Volokh Conspiracy
Nightcap
- Who wants common sense? Robin Hanson, Overcoming Bias
- Theory versus common sense: the Dutch Notes On Liberty
- Scotland’s new blasphemy law Madeleine Kearns, L&L
- Academic corruption: government money Arnold Kling, askblog
Nightcap
- Who gets the art? Dutch questions about plundered colonies Toby Sterling, Reuters
- Who was John Lothrop Motley? Wikipedia
- Children of the Holocaust Edward Packard, History Today
- Onchocerca volvulus and freedom of speech Natalie Solent, Samizdata
Nightcap
- On press freedom Chris Dillow, Stumbling & Mumbling
- Remembering David Graeber Nicholas Haggerty, Commonweal
- Selling the revolution to Iran’s next generation Suzanne Maloney, WOTR
- How Europeans viewed the Turks Margaret Meserve, TLS
Nightcap
- South Korea’s racism problem Tae-jun Kang, Diplomat
- The bullets and the battle: a dialogue Irfan Khawaja, Policy of Truth
- The nation-state and astropolitics Nick Nielsen, The View from Oregon
- Cancel culture and conservative glass houses Shikha Dalmia, Week
Nightcap
- This is your US Constitution on drugs Ilya Shapiro, National Affairs
- The early years of Communist Party rule Ian Johnson, NY Times
- Why Leftists prefer and even encourage “cancel culture” Chris Bertram, Crooked Timber
- The rumour about the Jews Francesca Trivellato, Aeon
- New light on the dark interwar years Tony Barber, Financial Times
Nightcap
- Is the 2nd Amendment a rejection of nobility? John DeMaggio, Hill
- Is Big Tech wrecking democracy? Jonathan Taplin (interview), ScheerPost
- The virtue in violence? Faisal Devji, Los Angeles Review of Books
- When is speech violence? Bill Rein, NOL
Nightcap
- On broken treaties with the Natives Anderson & Crepelle, the Hill
- The EU’s last shot at redemption? Austin Doehler, War on the Rocks
- The flailing states of Britain and the US Pankaj Mishra, LRB
- Political freedom’s revelatory effect Matthew Crawford, Hedgehog Review
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