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I can recommend Slate Star Codex [1]. There is no voting system, but the level of discussion is above 99% of what you find on the Internet, plus the commenters
by adwn 9y ago
I can recommend Slate Star Codex [1]. There is no voting system, but the level of discussion is above 99% of what you find on the Internet, plus the commenters come from a very wide range of the political spectrum.
Discussions are mostly about the articles that Scott Alexander posts, but there are open threads twice a week (just click on "OPEN THREAD" in the top menu bar to go to the most recent one).
[1] slatestarcodex.com
- stillsut 9y agoThere's a weak post at the top, I'd start with a few of the 'Top Posts': https://slatestarcodex.com/about/ https://slatestarcodex.com/about/
- yaseer 9y agoThanks, the content seems interesting (although the layout of the site I find a tad confusing).
- careersuicide 9y agoThe subreddit is good too. Some people feel it's a bit too right leaning. I tend to agree. But it's nice to not have the other side shouted down at every chance in at least one forum I actually care to visit. The moderators don't always get it right, but I really do get the impression they care about discussion quality.