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The post’s value is a curated list of external articles, videos, and other items to read or watch rather than a standalone argument or narrative.

The item is primarily a curated list of energy-related articles and podcasts for readers to consult rather than a standalone analysis.

Marginal Revolution's Saturday assorted links (Tyler Cowen, 1 Aug 2026) compiles six brief items: an inquiry into what consultants are paid for; how 'ugly architecture' can form coalitions opposing development; evidence London is modestly degentrifying; a Financial Times question about the effectiveness of a 'no forward guidance' monetary stance; a Chinese-language interview with filmmaker Christopher Nolan; and a meta-analysis reporting no association between adolescent social media use and school grades.

Tyler Cowen's Sunday assorted links (Marginal REVOLUTION, 2026-08-02) curates seven short items: the 'inverseminar' presentation format; a WSJ piece on million-dollar, one-employee companies; an argument that political parties drive polarization; commentary on Gita Gopinath; a GPT Pro take on the label 'Astra'; David Perell's art-history game; and a new 'Racing to Ruin' model.

Links (77), a curated roundup by Jose Luis Ricon (Nintil, 2024-03-30), collects 77 items spanning defense and aerospace (Lockheed Skunk Works, analyses of supersonic airliner failures and tweets about a revival), biotech (Cyclarity's small-molecule approach to reversing atherosclerosis; David Sinclair/resveratrol debate), and cultural picks like the Three Body Problem show and the book How Big Things Get Done.

Links (81) is a compact curated roundup (published 2024-08-17) pointing to developments across biotech, aerospace, and tech policy: Jean Hebert joining ARPA-H with a brain‑replacement proposal; debates about Ozempic’s purported systemic benefits; startups like Radiant from ex‑SpaceX staff; PBMs’ role in drug pricing; microwave flight concepts and toxoplasma for brain delivery; plus profiles of Palmer Luckey and an ultrasound headset startup.

Links (87), curated by Jose Luis Ricon on 2025-04-30, aggregates 87 items across biotech, AI, robotics, hardware, and policy.

Links (88) is a May 26, 2025 roundup by Jose Luis Ricon compiling 88 links spanning biotech, AI, regulation, and hardware.

Links (93) is a concise curated list (118 words) of commentary and reporting across tech, science, and policy: sharp criticism of NASA's Orion thermal behavior (Casey Handmer, Oct 31, 2025); multiple pieces signaling an AI funding cooldown and debt financings at major firms; Our World in Data evidence that sub‑Saharan economic growth is failing to reduce extreme poverty; plus genomics, vaccine, and cancer threads.

Tyler Cowen's 'Wednesday assorted links' (Marginal Revolution, 2026-02-25) compiles seven links: a piece on human enhancement, the Feb issue of Works in Progress, a Springer study on proximity bias, an AI task-automation paper shared by Peyman Shahidi (and John Cochrane on Refine), the largest sexuality-survey dataset, the Anthropic–DOD update, and ccatalini's measurability remark.

Tyler Cowen’s Feb 24, 2026 Tuesday assorted links collects six items: an NBER paper asking whether NAFTA worsened U.S.

Tyler Cowen’s “Monday assorted links” (23 Feb 2026) curates eight items: reporting on Nigeria’s stalled industrialization after 65 years; an APSR study on the Black Sea slave trade’s long‑run effects in Eastern Europe; debates on AI governance (Vitalik Buterin) and AI’s gendered impacts (FT); commentary on investor concentration in Nvidia, new ‘kingpin’ warfare tactics, and strategies to defeat Cártel Jalisco.

Tyler Cowen's "Thursday assorted links" (Feb 19, 2026) curates six items: a piece on the Saudi–UAE rift; research asserting U.S.

Marginal Revolution's Friday assorted links (Tyler Cowen, 20 Feb 2026) collects items on labor, culture, and data: a Feb 2026 arXiv paper (2602.00139) showing firms replacing freelancers with AI; a Rest of World piece on India using AI deepfakes to recreate deceased loved ones; an Astral Codex Ten essay arguing general disorder hasn't increased; and UMD research (Brantley Hall) on smart underwear that measures human flatulence.

Trevor McKendrick's '1 reason to be a builder' newsletter (published 2026-03-02; updated 2026-04-04) promotes treating life as an ongoing act of building and curates links: Dean Ball on Beethoven's Ninth, Michael Nielsen on writing, Tyler Cowen on school phone controls, plus a Coolors recommendation, with archive and sign-up details included.

Your Weekly Stack is a Substack-curated email digest that presents five personalized post recommendations with inline thumbnails, engagement metrics, and topical labels.

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Trevor McKendrick’s newsletter (published 2026-02-23) mixes personal news and curated links: he announces the birth of his daughter and then surveys essays, advice, music and a sports feature.

The Saturday Selection, Vol.

Culture Study's Apr 12, 2026 Patreon newsletter (708 words) opens with a lived vignette of an excavation business's annual burn — a carefully managed, multi-day event where friends sat on a bench dug into a hill and covered with hay, shared beers and snacks, and let children play — which the author uses to reflect on how local, place-specific rituals announce the arrival of spring.

Scott Yu‑Jan’s video (published 2022-11-17) lists 42 tools he relies on for fast, repeatable YouTube production and maker work.

Kopywriting Kourse's 2018 video curates essential copywriting and advertising texts, urging readers to print Gary Halbert's Boron Letters (chs.1–25) and keep swipe files.

Product design portfolios is Brian Lovin’s Mar 7, 2020 curated roundup of standalone product-design websites that emphasize case studies and real-world product work.

Put This On’s eBay Roundup (2025-10-11) compiles curated secondhand menswear listings on eBay, noting brands, sizes, and occasional fit notes.

eBay Roundup collects curated eBay menswear listings (published 2025-10-17) with brand, size, and item-type details and promotes customized search links and a $5/month Inside Track for extra picks.

Put This On's eBay Roundup (Jan 24, 2026) is a twice-weekly curated list of secondhand menswear on eBay that uses affiliate links; the 412-word post highlights specific garments with sizes and brands—e.g., Cream Anthology Tussah silk sport coat (40), Orazio Luciano tweed (42), Alden shell cordovan boots (11)—and promotes a $5/month Inside Track membership and tailored search links.

The Steve Jobs Archive released 'Letters to a Young Creator' online on Feb 24, 2026, timed to what would have been Jobs' 71st birthday.

Links (86), published by Nintil on 2025-03-16, compiles 86 curated links across AI, biotech, longevity, neuroscience, and policy.

Nintil's Links (89) (29 June 2025) is a tightly curated link roundup (~24 items, 170 words) spanning biotech advances (gene circuits, AAV vs adenovirus, oral PCSK9 inhibitors, nattokinase effects, LSD lifespan data), aerospace topics (cost drivers, rapid jet development timelines) and tech/policy commentary (Scott Alexander grants, Anduril, Palmer Luckey), serving as a quick pointer list for further reading.

Nintil's Links (91) (2025-09-13) aggregates 91 items spanning Alzheimer’s research—lithium orotate, amyloid‑cascade defense noting Alnylam’s ‘no NfL change’ result, and a company’s Phase‑1 AD trial planned in 2025—plus tech, RCT biomarker failures, and AI commentary.

The Idea Farm’s 2025 podcast favorites newsletter is a curated list of audience hits from The Meb Faber Show rather than a substantive article.

Sam Enright’s "Links for January" curates news, essays, podcasts, papers and cultural picks from January 2026, mixing practical deadlines, policy documents and technical AI discussion.

This brief blog post serves as a curated resource hub where Harvard economist Greg Mankiw compiles career guidance from prominent academics across the economics profession.

The webinar convened authors of recent Berkeley Lab and DOE-affiliated reports to present rapid overviews of new resources for state regulators, utilities, and state energy offices on distributed energy resource (DER) integration, distribution planning, demand flexibility, virtual power plants (VPPs), and compensation frameworks.