I recommend you go read these things. Presented alphabetically, more or less.
A Few Things to Know Before Stealing My 914 | Hagerty Media
A Spreadsheet Way of Knowledge | Wired
Absolute Power: Inside the Palace With Mohammed Bin Salman | The Atlantic
Agreeing to Disagree | Robert Aumann
AI Camera Ruins Soccer Game for Fans After Mistaking Referee’s Bald Head for Ball | IFL Science
Almost Every Speed Limit Is Too Low | Quartz
Apple’s New Map | Justin O’Beirne
As We May Think (1945) | The Atlantic
Bullshitters: Who Are They and What Do We Know About Their Lives? | Iza Institute of Labor Economics
Chuck E. Cheese’s 1982 Annual Report for Kids
Computer Programming as an Art (1974) | Donald E. Knuth
COVID Is More Like Smoking Than the Flu | The Atlantic
Defence Scheme No. 1 | Wikipedia
Don’t Be a Free User | Pinboard Blog
Don’t Use VPN Services. | GitHub
Spreadsheet Horror Stories | European Spreadsheet Risks Interest Group
Everything Must Be Paid for Twice | Raptitude
Fast Software, the Best Software | Craig Mod
Flatland, by Edwin Abbott | Standard EBooks
For the Colonel, It Was Finger‐Lickin’ Bad | The New York Times
Giving a Shit as a Service | Allen Pike
Great Quarter Guys! | Financial Times
How a University Got Itself Banned From the Linux Kernel | The Verge
How Do I Ask a Good Question? | Help Center - Stack Overflow
How to Ask Questions the Smart Way | Eric S. Raymond’s Home Page
I Stopped Working on Black Hole Information Loss. Here’s Why. | Sabine Hossenfelder
I Was Wrong About Putin | The Atlantic
In Praise of Idleness, by Bertrand Russell (1932) | Harpers
Inside Mckinsey’s Private Hedge Fund | Financial Times
Inside Putin’s Circle - the Real Russian Elite | Financial Times
It’s Your Friends Who Break Your Heart | The Atlantic
Just Buy This Brother Laser Printer Everyone Has, It’s Fine | The Verge
Leadership Is Associated With Lower Levels of Stress | Harvard
Lengthy Memoranda and Gobbledygook Language: Be short and use Plain English. | Maverick, Maury
List of Inventors Killed by Their Own Invention | Wikipedia
Mavis Beacon Was the Top Typing Teacher in the Us. Then She Vanished | The Independent
Men View Their Ex-Partners More Favorably Than Women Do | ResearchGate
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie Movie Review (1995) | Roger Ebert
Mother Earth Mother Board | WIRED
My Father, the Fool | The Atlantic
My Opinionated Answers to 25 Questions on DCF Valuation | Damodaran
Next slide please: A brief history of the corporate presentation | MIT Technology Review
Norway’s Introduction of Salmon Sushi to Japan | Norway Exports
On the Phenomenon of Bullshit Jobs | STRIKE! Magazine
Our Self-Imposed Scarcity of Nice Places | StrongTowns
Paul Ford: What Is Code? | Bloomberg
September That Never Ended | The Jargon File
Site Reliability Engineering | Google
So What Is Berkshire Hathaway Really Worth? | The Brooklyn Investor
Speed Matters: Why Working Quickly Is More Important Than It Seems | the jsomers.net Blog
That Broken Tech/Content Culture Cycle | Anil Dash
The Playboy Interview With Donald Trump (1990) | Playboy
The Acceleration of Addictiveness | Paul Graham
The Ancient Technology Keeping Space Missions Alive | BBC Future
The BS-Industrial Complex of Phony A.I. | Gen
The Fight Over Penn Station and Madison Square Garden | The New Yorker
The Golden Age of Cocaine Is Happening Right Now | Bloomberg
The Matrix Looks Dramatically Different on Hulu Versus on HBO Max | Echevarria.io
The Only Crypto Story You Need, by Matt Levine | Bloomberg
The Perception of Rhythm in Language | Dr. Anne Cutler
The Picture of Dorian Gray, by Oscar Wilde | Standard EBooks
The Psychology of Human Misjudgment, Charlie Munger | Youtube
The Right To Privacy (1890) | Harvard Law Review
The Theory of Interstellar Trade (1978) | Paul Kurgman
The U.S. Military Is Missing Six Nuclear Weapons | The National Interest
Things Could Be Better | PsyArXiv Preprints
Today’s My Birthday | The Perry Bible Fellowship
United States National Radio Quiet Zone | Wikipedia
Voyager: Inside the World’s Greatest Space Mission | BBC Future
What Happens When You Quit Showering? | The Atlantic
What Makes Music Sound Good? | Dmitri Tymoczko
Why Airplane Windows Have Round Corners | Just Well Mixed
Why Does the 📈 Chart Increasing Emoji Show in Red? | Emojipedia
Why Fake Shutters Make Me Angry | The Craftsman Blog
Why Nerds Are Unpopular | Paul Graham
Why the Web Won’t Be Nirvana (1995) | Newsweek
Why You’re Probably Less Popular Than Your Friends | Scientific American
Wikipedia:Reliable Sources/Perennial Sources | Wikipedia
Wile E. Coyote v. Acme Company, by Ian Frazier | The New Yorker
Words Known Better by Males Than Females, and Vice Versa / Yuri Vishnevsky | Observable
Words That Deserve Wider Use - Word Warriors | Wayne State University
Write Like You Talk | Paul Graham
You Can’t Tell People Anything | Habitat Chronicles
Your Real Biological Clock Is You’re Going to Die | Hmm Daily