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Ben Landau-Taylor

Industrial Greatness Requires Economic Depressions

Government saving failing companies slows down technological progress. This is why economists’ recommendation to use stimulus to prevent downturns leads to a more impoverished future.

Ben Landau-Taylor Posted on February 21, 2025February 21, 2025

The Failed Strategy of Artificial Intelligence Doomers

The coalition seeks to slow the creation of AI which it fears will destroy humanity. But these same activists have only accelerated AI development in the past, and are on track to do so again.

Ben Landau-Taylor Posted on January 31, 2025January 17, 2025

The Limits to Growth Are Interplanetary

The Earth has material abundance for a civilization greatly surpassing ours. The problem we face is not scarcity but powering further development.

Ben Landau-Taylor Posted on August 16, 2024August 29, 2024

The Academic Culture of Fraud

The sprawling bureaucracy of academia whose legitimacy rests on carrying out science has become a broken patronage machine that endangers scientific integrity.

Ben Landau-Taylor Posted on August 2, 2024August 7, 2024

Our Knowledge of History Decays Over Time

Despite modern approaches to archaeology and preservation, as history moves forward we will only lose knowledge of the past.

Ben Landau-Taylor and Samo Burja Posted on March 7, 2023March 7, 2023

New Industries Come From Crazy People

Industrial visionaries tend to have chaotic and disruptive personalities. Their goals don’t neatly fit the social ladder. But societies that make room for them reap immense rewards.

Ben Landau-Taylor Posted on February 2, 2021

How State Capacity Drives Industrialization

South Korea’s bold story of state-led development is how every wealthy country on Earth has industrialized. State capacity is necessary to coordinate long-term industrial investments.

Ben Landau-Taylor and Oberon Dixon-Luinenburg Posted on February 12, 2020September 5, 2022
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