Spencer Greenberg, a mathematician and founder of Clearer Thinking, writes about decision-making, psychology, disagreement and how people reason.
Commenters cite his posts for specific ideas, such as the lizardman constant and why people read non-fiction, without offering broader opinions of the blog.
That tracks. My rule of thumb is that political topics have a 33% group that will never budge and the remaining 4-5% accounts for the lizard man constant[1].
1. https://www.spencergreenberg.com/2024/07/the-lizardmans-constant-causes-the-nonsense-factor-a-hidden-source-of-false-conclusions-in-research/
http://www.spencergreenberg.com/2011/07/do-we-really-read-non-fiction-to-learn/