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Inkhaven Day 30

November 29, 2025, by Vishal Prasad

Unambitious (v3)

Note: Final version.

November 16, 2025, by Vishal Prasad

Unambitious (v3)

How to Write Fast, Weird, and Well

Day 1 of Inkhaven: Core principles for prolific, surprising, and impactful writing

November 1, 2025, by Linch Zhang

How to Write Fast, Weird, and Well

The Ball

honor demands it

November 3, 2025, by Ben Goldhaber

The Ball

The Spectre

The whole house woke up at 3 a.m.

November 5, 2025, by Kave Rennedy

The Spectre

The 10 Principles of Slack Maximalism

As applied at Inkhaven

November 6, 2025, by Lucie Philippon

The 10 Principles of Slack Maximalism

Delegating while sitting in my seat of authority as the matriarch

A school-lunch case study

November 16, 2025, by Joanna Bregan

Delegating while sitting in my seat of authority as the matriarch

Over-updating on unusually bad situations

Once upon a time, I was trapped in a house.

November 22, 2025, by Claire Wang

Over-updating on unusually bad situations

You’re always stressed, your mind is always busy, you never have enough time

You have things you want to do, but there’s just never time.

November 1, 2025, by Claire Wang

Dry Scoop Your Creatine

A rant

November 1, 2025, by Vishal Prasad

Dry Scoop Your Creatine

The Sublime Luxury of Saying No

Why AI accelerationists are winning the policy debate and what the safety movement can do about it

November 2, 2025, by Justin Miller

The Sublime Luxury of Saying No

"You're not sick enough for this medicine."

When you only need A Little Dakka

November 2, 2025, by Amanda Luce

"You're not sick enough for this medicine."

Face the Ick

What if "face" exists in the East for reasons other than mediating commerce?

November 3, 2025, by Michael Dayah

People should be smaller

This is my post for day 5 of the Inkhaven writing retreat. Epistemic status; spit-balling some stuff but confident in the overall concept. Literally, physically, smaller. I don’t mean “…

November 5, 2025, by Alex Altair

Why Is There Not A Single Planetary Super-State?

History 101: The Size and Shape Of Nations

November 5, 2025, by William Friedman

Why Is There Not A Single Planetary Super-State?

Unexpected Things that are People

panlegal expressions of personhood

November 7, 2025, by Ben Goldhaber

Unexpected Things that are People

fertility crisis

November 8, 2025, by Jenn

Four Heresies

Granite, Stepping, Caesar, Hacker

November 8, 2025, by Kave Rennedy

Four Heresies

Why aren't there any "YouTube competitors?"

TikTok, Reels, and YouTube are all competing over "shorts." Who is competing on "longs?"

November 8, 2025, by Justin Kuiper

Why aren't there any "YouTube competitors?"

The K-values of Speculative Kinship

we’ll share descendants

November 9, 2025, by Lydia Nottingham

The K-values of Speculative Kinship

France is ready to stand alone

To preserve its sovereignty, France is investing into its AI independence.

November 10, 2025, by Lucie Philippon

France is ready to stand alone

Falling Towards Equilibrium

History 101: The World Is Never, Ever, Ever Static.

November 12, 2025, by William Friedman

Falling Towards Equilibrium

Philosophy-shaped mind shards

As I’m driving from my parents’ house to my apartment late at night, I start having a panic attack because I’m afraid of the anthropic principle. Philosophy is not driving me to madness. Instead, I…

November 14, 2025, by A.G.G. Liu

Philosophy-shaped mind shards

Rational Teletubbies

November 14, 2025, by Tomás Bjartur

The time Weird Al Yankovic went too far

Is this 1999 song literally breaking the law? Let's investigate!

November 16, 2025, by Justin Kuiper

The time Weird Al Yankovic went too far

You Come at the King, You Best Not Miss

AI Super PACs, Alex Bores & the Future of AI Policy.

November 18, 2025, by Justin Miller

You Come at the King, You Best Not Miss

Two rules for good research taste

Avoid getting nerd-sniped by methods with attractive equations

November 19, 2025, by Adrià Garriga Alonso

Forum poweruser forum

November 21, 2025, by Tsvi Benson-Tilsen

Pics and It Still Probably Didn’t Happen.

Or The Case For Epistemic Nihilism Regarding Sensory Inputs.

November 20, 2025, by Justin Miller

Pics and It Still Probably Didn’t Happen.

Why does everyone want to raise kids with their friends in a group house but no one does it?

After 5 years living with my housemates, I had a baby.

November 20, 2025, by Joanna Bregan

Why does everyone want to raise kids with their friends in a group house but no one does it?

The psychology of clickbait

How creators weaponize curiosity (for good or for ill)

November 21, 2025, by Justin Kuiper

The psychology of clickbait

5 cohesive strategies for parenting I've seen

Day 21 of publishing 30 blog posts in 30 days

November 21, 2025, by Joanna Bregan

5 cohesive strategies for parenting I've seen

My Short, Sweet, Sexy Side Gig

His name is not Joe

November 22, 2025, by Eneasz Brodski

My Short, Sweet, Sexy Side Gig

Heartbroken

My heart feels frozen tight — time to talk about America.

November 26, 2025, by Vasco Queirós

Do I know you? Do I love you?

November 29, 2025, by Claire Wang

Inkhaven 2

November 30, 2025, by Vaniver

LLM-generated text is not testimony

November 1, 2025, by Tsvi Benson-Tilsen

Britizenship and the Cheeky Pint

November 1, 2025, by Angadh Nanjangud

Personas of Local Maxima

The performance needed to connect with others can rewrite who we are

November 1, 2025, by Michael Dayah

Dying of a Terminal Illness is not Rare

No, you should not be concerned about the MAiD rate

November 1, 2025, by Amanda Luce

Dying of a Terminal Illness is not Rare

Who's afraid of verbal overshadowing?

A blog commencement

November 1, 2025, by Kave Rennedy

Who's afraid of verbal overshadowing?