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stranger apologies kevin dorst substack stranger apologies subscribe sign in home notes archive about stranger apologies a blog about why people are more rational than you think jun 3 2023 kevin dorst 15 5 1 latest top discussions bayesians commit the gambler s fallacy so real people might not be irrational for doing so too feb 11 kevin dorst 47 20 9 a majority didn t vote for a liberal nightmare on misperceiving the other side nov 25 2024 kevin dorst 83 28 21 no post election punditry isn t hindsight bias let the pundits be pundits nov 11 2024 kevin dorst 21 8 ambiguity drives hindsight bias new experimental evidence aug 17 2024 kevin dorst 9 1 only fools avoid hindsight bias why news usually provides evidence that you expected it jul 20 2024 kevin dorst 17 15 4 the natural selection of bad vibes part 2 social media why social media makes us sad may 18 2024 kevin dorst 11 10 4 the natural selection of bad vibes part 1 why public discourse should be negative even when things are going well may 11 2024 kevin dorst 30 22 6 see all stranger apologies philosopher at mit trying to convince people that their opponents are more reasonable than they think subscribe recommendations noahpinion noah smith optimally irrational lionel page mostly aesthetics brad skow reasonable people tom stafford stranger apologies subscribe about archive recommendations sitemap 2026 kevin dorst privacy terms collection notice start your substack get the app substack is the home for great culture this site requires javascript to run correctly please turn on javascript or unblock scripts
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