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Anyway, you're right, Noah Smith is one of the less objective filters you could seek to fairly summarize a right-of-left-of-center viewpoint.

See: theinternetisshit.org Noah speaks of a more innocent web where designers went the extra mile.

And this, dear friends, is how Noah Bradley actually became a writer!

Like Noah you can find an old master to train under too.

I really appreciated how Noah shared his journey, it definitely inspires me to keep going.

Brooke and Noah have helped by providing guidance for them, and we have all tried to create a community of the unchosen.

And since we dont have great connections like Noah we cant get deals directly.

If anyone is wondering about the actual views and arguments of Moldbug and his neoreactionaries, they were covered and responded to by economist blogger Noah Smith here.

I liked the Noah Kagan interview, which was also popular here.

...except one of the morals of the Noah story is that nothing but God can help you when God calls your number (1).

I'm not saying Noah's first works were Old Master level[1] or that they even are now, but clearly you can look at them and say "Kids got talent and has made tangible improvements." Sure, I can start a blog talking about social media marketing, but basically it's starting from absolute zero - whereas Noah even early at his earliest started from a place a bit higher.

What surprised me is that quite a few old-timey-sounding, probably-Biblical names ("Jebediah", "Ezekiel", "Jeremiah", "Abraham", "Noah") were either practically non-existent or otherwise rather unpopular 50 years (and further) back from the present.

Is the Mesopotamian flood myth, which lead to the myth of Noah's flood, really from the Black Sea deluge?

I find the idea that the world's flood myths (Noah, Atlantis..) relate to catastrophic flood events.

Noah (owennoah) posted some magnificent suggestions to a very serious endemic problem affecting millions of job seekers and hurting employer's ability to find good talent.