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What we’re reading, May 8, 2026
Are we kind of being pricks?
May 8
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Nisha Austin
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Matt Clancy
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How do you get Abundance and Growth?
What we’re planning to fund in 2026
May 7
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Matt Clancy
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April 2026
What got us into Abundance and Growth
A special edition of what we’re reading
Apr 30
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Nisha Austin
and
Matt Clancy
13
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What we’re reading, April 24, 2026
Wind farm aesthetics, AI's grant application flood, and street votes for housing
Apr 24
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Nisha Austin
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79 things to read about Abundance
A look back at key readings and announcements from January through March
Apr 23
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Nisha Austin
and
Matt Clancy
14
4
What we're reading April 17, 2026
Zoning reform works, surprising cuts proposed at the DOE, AI, and more
Apr 17
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Matt Clancy
9
US science agencies have money; can they spend it?
Why and how to keep track of government spending on R&D
Apr 15
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Jordan Dworkin
12
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What we’re reading, April 10, 2026
American happiness, science funding battles, and rethinking think tank reports
Apr 10
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Nisha Austin
and
Matt Clancy
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A little progress is worth a trillion dollars
Estimating the value of progress with a rough calculation and a new web tool
Apr 9
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Matt Clancy
13
2
What we’re reading, April 3, 2026
Factory-built housing, immigration success, and forecasting AI's economic impact
Apr 3
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Nisha Austin
and
Matt Clancy
2
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Zoned Capacity Is Like an Artificial Oil Deposit
Why cities can claim they have room for thousands of new homes on paper and still not build them
Apr 2
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Alex Armlovich
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March 2026
What we’re reading, March 27, 2026
Farewell to Asimov Press, clinical trials value, and Austin's housing success
Mar 27
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Nisha Austin
and
Matt Clancy
2
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