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Ben Thompson's analysis of strategy in tech and media. Aggregation Theory lives here.

Ben Meer on systems thinking for smart living: building systems for health, wealth and free time. Also home to his System Sunday newsletter.

Stoic wisdom for everyday life, with articles on the Stoic philosophers and how to put their thinking to work.

Weekly ideas to become smarter and wealthier. Darius is an entrepreneur and the author of 8 books, and has written about personal development since 2015.

Life advice that doesn't suck, from the author of The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck and Everything Is F*cked.

Scott Young has written over 1,000 articles on getting more from life, from learning and productivity to philosophy. He is the author of Ultralearning.

Web standards and craft, the publication that shaped how the web is built.

Markets and personal finance with historical context and no hype.

Offers, lead generation and scaling, from the Hormozi portfolio.

Careful, technical write-ups of new LLM research and training methods.

Data-led SEO studies run against one of the biggest link indexes there is.

Productivity systems and the business of being a creator, tested on himself.

Market theses and operator guides from the firm's partners.

Deep, patient explanations of how neural networks actually work, from one of the field's best teachers.

Growth, network effects and marketplaces, from the essays that defined the vocabulary.

Content strategy from an agency that thinks unusually hard about it.

Marketing writing with a voice, from the author of Everybody Writes.

Claude releases, interpretability research and safety writing.

Launching and selling software deals, from the marketplace side.

Building and monetising content sites, tested on their own properties.

Fred Wilson has posted daily for two decades on venture and markets.

Email list building and deliverability for small businesses.

Step-by-step SEO tactics, each one written up as a repeatable process.

Physicians and coaches on training, pain and rehab, citing the evidence.