Best Dozen Articles I've Read in 2023
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This will contain candidates for good articles.
- "Remembering Edward Shils," Commentary, Joseph Epstein. Absolutely first rate.
- Lawsuits as a way around Civil rights laws, Bryan Kaplan blog post on the Texas abortion law and the Civil Rights Act.
- "Thinner on Paper," Peter Hitchens on being fat and on the old newspaper business in London (2022).
- "/multiple-concussions-may-have-sped-hemingways-demise-psychiatrist-argues," Smithsonian (2017).
- "why-the-english-department-died" QUillette (2023).
- "The Great Feminization of the American University:A response to Heather Mac Donald’s provocative new essay on the “mass nervous breakdown on campus,” Christopher F. Rufo
- "Why I Look at Data Differently:A lesson on residual confounding" by Emily Oster. Describes a study on breastfeeding and IQ which shows how the correlation shrinks and vanishes moving from no control variables to demographics to demographics and parental IQ to looking just at siblings.
- "W.H.O. Do You Trust? | Opinion," Scott Atlas on WHO and on the Fauci-Collins conspiracy to hide the origins of covid.
- "How Hard Work Destroys Character: The case against making talented young people do menial labor," American Greatness, Josiah Lippincott (March 27, 2023).
- "An Apologia for English Food," Stone Age Herbalist, Twitter. THe comments too. 2023.
- "Classical Education’s Woke Co-Morbidity," Matthew Freeman, The AMerican Conservative. On how the CLassical Learning test's organization has been infected by wokeness. (2023).