Substacks recommended by Rohit Krishnan

Recommended by Rohit Krishnan

Hyperdimensional

By Dean W. Ball

A newsletter about emerging technology and the future of governance.

Statecraft

By Santi Ruiz

How policymakers get things done

Excellent in depth interviews about the way governments work, worth reading for anyone interested in how large organizations function

- Rohit Krishnan

NEW ECONOMIES

By Ollie Forsyth

NEW ECONOMIES is your regular newsletter that discovers the latest technology trends shaping our world.

One Useful Thing

By Ethan Mollick

Trying to understand the implications of AI for work, education, and life. By Prof. Ethan Mollick

Ethan's regular updates and experiments are a pleasure to read, and especially in the AI world highly useful!

- Rohit Krishnan

AI Tidbits

By Sahar Mor

Stay ahead on the latest in AI through weekly summaries and editorial deep dives providing unique perspectives on recent developments

Anecdotal Value

By Hollis Robbins (@Anecdotal)

Anecdotal Value

Humanities, with a scientific lens, and vice versa!

- Rohit Krishnan

Homo Economicus

By Nicholas Decker

I want to learn everything.

SatPost by Trung Phan

By Trungphan2

A Saturday email on the latest in tech, business and memes.

Memes and knowledge, mixed in a way that's genuinely hard to tell apart, from the one and only Trung!

- Rohit Krishnan

moontower: a stoner dad explains options trading to his kids

By Kris Abdelmessih

Applying financial theory to life in real-time «math, education, parenting, games, business, and occasionally hair bands🎸»

Samstack

By Sam Atis

A newsletter about social science, the future, and why people behave in the way that they do.

A great read on forecasting and social science research!

- Rohit Krishnan

Market Sentiment

Actionable, data-backed investment insights for long-term investors, financial advisors, and analysts.

Incisive and informative essays on all things public markets!

- Rohit Krishnan

Faster, Please!

By James Pethokoukis: Faster

Discovering, creating, and inventing a better world through technological innovation, economic growth, and pro-progress culture.

Most interesting and insightful pieces on how to foster economic growth

- Rohit Krishnan

The Common Reader

By Henry Oliver

Nerdy literature newsletter. Helping you make the most of your reading.

A truly excellent substack, I love Henry's views on literature and its continuing importance to living the good life.

- Rohit Krishnan

Kyla’s Newsletter

By kyla scanlon

human-centric economic analysis to help all of us understand the world better

An examination of how the economy works (with fun cartoons)

- Rohit Krishnan

Liberty’s Highlights

Exploration as a Service: Investing & business, science & technology, and the arts.

Liberty's a brilliant thinker on an exceptionally wide range of topics, from finance to philosophy, and reading his takes daily are guaranteed to dramatically increase your curiosity and quality of life!

- Rohit Krishnan

Dwarkesh Podcast

By Dwarkesh Patel

Deeply researched interviews

Noahpinion

By Noah Smith

Economics and other interesting stuff

Noah's writing is one of the few I read regularly, on topics both old and new, because it's always well argued and wonderful to read.

- Rohit Krishnan

What's New Under the Sun

By Matt Clancy

What academia knows* about innovation

Great, and up to date, essays on economics, technology and innovation

- Rohit Krishnan

Erik Torenberg

By a16z Podcast

Explorations and inquiries into my curiosities: culture, politics, tech, business, and human nature

Pathless by Paul Millerd

Unexpected takes on the modern world of work. Paul explores our obsession with work and the default path of success and tries to imagine new possibilities for how we can conceive of life, work & what matters.

Paul's one of the true original thinkers about work, and how our relationship to it shapes our life. Read his work!

- Rohit Krishnan

Cabinet of Wonders

By Samuel Arbesman

Be prepared for radical interdisciplinarity: science + technology + complexity + humanities + wonder.

Sam's a great friend, but that doesn't stop me from being in awe of his breadth and erudition, in all things complex systems!

- Rohit Krishnan

Exponential View

By Azeem Azhar

“The best for understanding how tech can solve our biggest problems, shape our society and bridge cultural divides.“ - Daniel Ek

Strange Loop Canon

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