Misusing Chesterton's Fence - Econlib

In intellectual debate, I find a special charm when someone plays the proverbial “reverse card.” This is when an argument usually deployed in one direction gets applied to reach an opposite conclusion. For example, many political theorists argue for political authority and state intervention using ideal theory—but Jason Brennan played the reverse card to argue […]

Gerd Gigerenzer on Gut Feelings - Econlib

Chesterton Fence in real life - should it be taken away? I will reveal if there is a good reason or not to keep it. : r/slatestarcodex

Slightly Against Underpopulation Worries

Open Thread 276 - by Scott Alexander - Astral Codex Ten

Chesterton's Fence and Explaining with Code Comments

Neutral vs. Conservative: The Eternal Struggle

Contra Hanania On Partisanship - by Scott Alexander

Chesterton's fence Sticker for Sale by sketchplanator

Programming principle Chesterton's Fence: Understand the current state before changing it

Call it wages - Econlib

Book Review: Why We're Polarized - by Scott Alexander

Puritanism and Liberty, being the Army Debates (1647-9)

Got into an argument with a cringe reformer, got so annoyed I made a meme about it. No I don't have a life : r/PoliticalCompassMemes