Elizabeth Van Nostrand
Freelance research analyst and writer of the blog Aceso Under Glass, known for 'epistemic spot checks' of non-fiction claims.
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Aceso Under GlassBlog Her blog of research write-ups, book reviews and 'epistemic spot checks'.
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- Why can’t we have nice things? Like, specifically? 12 Aug 2026
- How I use AI for writing 18 Jul 2026
- Elizabeth Elsewhere 5 Jul 2026
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- Dairy cows make their misery expensive (but their calves can’t) 1 May 2026
- Church Planting: Lessons from the Comments 15 Apr 2026
- Things I learned from reddit fashion 26 Jan 2026
- The Boring Part of Bell Labs 15 Nov 2025
- The Biochemical Beauty of Retatrutide: How GLP-1s Actually Work 13 Oct 2025
- I take antidepressants. You’re welcome 8 Oct 2025
- FTX, Golden Geese, and The Widow’s Mite 17 Sept 2025
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ThredUp Mixed on
ThredUp was amazing when it was in the "VC free money" stage, but their return policy tightened up and it's now merely okay.
acesounderglass.com 2026-01-25
Jennifer Wang Loved
I only checked a handful of youtube reviewers, but my favorite is Jennifer Wang, who seemed properly autistic about clothing quality and understanding that there are multiple places on the pareto frontier one might choose to occupy
acesounderglass.com 2026-01-25
Martyr Made Liked
I started listening to Darryl Cooper's Martyr Made last year as part of a deep dive on cults, but kept going because I found him incredibly insightful.
acesounderglass.com 2021-09-19
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Why Does He Do That Mixed on
Overall, I think this book has some really good points and brings a lot to the table. It also propagates some really toxic ideas.
acesounderglass.com 2014-11-25
It's Always Something Liked
And I think she did a really good job portraying that- the ups and downs, what a positive attitude can and can not get you, the costs and benefits of fighting doctors and using alternative treatments. It was a very honest description of both hope and despair without become overwhelming.
acesounderglass.com 2014-06-24
High Price Recommends
So if you're either looking for an introduction to this issue or share my very strange definition of light reading, I highly recommend this book.
acesounderglass.com 2014-02-24
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- Why can’t we have nice things? Like, specifically? 12 Aug
- How I use AI for writing 18 Jul
- Elizabeth Elsewhere 5 Jul
- Dairy cows make their misery expensive (but their calves can’t) 1 May
- Church Planting: Lessons from the Comments 15 Apr
- Things I learned from reddit fashion 26 Jan
Show 8 more
- The Boring Part of Bell Labs 15 Nov 2025
- The Biochemical Beauty of Retatrutide: How GLP-1s Actually Work 13 Oct 2025
- I take antidepressants. You’re welcome 8 Oct 2025
- FTX, Golden Geese, and The Widow’s Mite 17 Sept 2025
- Martyr Made 19 Sept 2021 Liked
- Why Does He Do That 25 Nov 2014 Mixed on
- It's Always Something 24 Jun 2014 Liked
- High Price 24 Feb 2014 Recommends