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    Dwarkesh Podcast

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    Talks to some of the most fascinating people in the world, and the best interviewer out there in my opinion. The occasional essays are good too.

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    Jeff Giesea

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    Jeff is a reflective writer, and one of the most genuine people I know. A good blog to read for those interested in personal growth. He was also early to the MAGA movement and grew disillusioned with it, so has good insights on where it's been and what comes next.

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    Rob Henderson's Newsletter

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    Rob is a good friend and I think his newsletter is particularly helpful for young people trying to better themselves.

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    You almost certainly know who Chris is, but subscribe to his newsletter to stay up to date as he continues to subvert our most corrupt institutions.

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