Ars Technica. Top 10 Lists - Listverse. Open Yale Courses. The Last Psychiatrist. Overcoming Bias. Welcome to Less Wrong. Sequences. A sequence is a series of multiple posts on Less Wrong on the same topic, to coherently and fully explore a particular thesis.
Reading the sequences is the most systematic way to approach the Less Wrong archives. If you'd like an abridged index of the sequences, try XiXiDu's guide, or Academian's guide targeted at people who already have a science background. Benito's Guide aims to systematically fill the reader in on the most important ideas discussed on LessWrong (not just in the sequences). It also begins with a series of videos, which are a friendly introduction, and useful if you enjoy talks and interviews. If you prefer books over blog posts, Thinking and Deciding by Jonathan Baron and Good and Real by Gary Drescher have been mentioned as books that overlap significantly with the sequences.
Philosophy Bro. Arts & Letters Daily - ideas, criticism, debate. Edge : Conversations on the edge of human knowledge. Brain Pickings. Random, Interesting, Amazing Facts - Fun Quizzes and Trivia. Coursera. Free Online Course Materials. Free Online Classes. Crashcourse. FUCKING HOMEPAGE. Now with five more facts that everyone should know.