Review queue

Recently added and updated articles on this wiki, newest first. See New for the main list of new pages.

To review

• Urban cable cars for hillside neighborhoods (November 14)
• Retracted science and AI research assistants (November 14)
• Precision fermentation and the insulin precedent (November 13)
• Off-grid mesh texting when cell towers go dark (November 13)
• Why village cash transfers barely raised prices (November 12)
• The ovary as a fast test for aging drugs (November 12)
• Factories in orbit and what they bring back to Earth (November 11)
• Offline captions for deaf and hard of hearing people (November 11)
• Salt-tolerant crops for land written off as ruined (November 10)
• Why read-only Wikipedia mirrors are not enough (November 10)
• Robotaxis and freedom for people who cannot drive (November 9)
• Registered reports and peer review before results (November 9)
• Community land trusts and lasting home affordability (November 8)
• Why abolishing the insanity defense is not enough (November 8)
• Harvesting drinking water from desert air (November 7)
• Aging clocks and faster longevity trials (November 7)
• Reusable rockets and the collapse of launch prices (November 6)
• Proof of personhood without biometric dossiers (November 6)
• Court-ordered outpatient psychiatry and the evidence (November 5)
• Gene drives against malaria and who decides (November 5)
• Adversarial collaboration between rival scientists (November 4)
• Cultivated meat bans and food abundance (November 4)
• Growing houses from fungi on the Moon and Mars (November 3)
• Nostr and social identity no platform can ban (November 3)
• Cargo airships for places without roads (November 2)
• Savings circles for people who cannot save alone (November 2)
• Onshoring manufacturing with robots and AI (November 1)
• Why the Rosenhan study failed critics of psychiatry (November 1)
• Pig organs and the end of organ scarcity (November 1)
• Sneakernets and USB drives against censorship (October 31)
• Prediction markets for scientific replication (October 31)
• Perennial grains and the end of yearly replanting (October 30)
• E-bikes and the path to transport abundance (October 30)
• Hearing voices groups as an alternative to diagnosis (October 29)
• Giving cash to people without homes (October 29)
• Self-healing concrete and lessons from Rome (October 28)
• Dog aging trials as a shortcut for human longevity (October 28)
• Offline AI tutors for places without internet (October 27)
• How Arweave prices storage for 200 years (October 27)
• Lunar lava tubes as the first Moon homes (October 26)
• Uranium from seawater and nuclear fuel abundance (October 26)
• Space-based solar power and its first real markets (October 25)
• Soteria houses (October 25)
• How Israel ended its water shortage (October 25)
• Lithium from oilfield brine and battery abundance (October 25)
• Why more people do not join projects with a massive transformative purpose (October 24)
• 3D-printed houses and the path to housing abundance (October 24)
• Animals that barely age and the fight against aging (October 24)
• How to keep public data portals current (October 24)
• Why municipal open data portals go stale (October 23)
• Geothermal drilling and the path to energy abundance (October 23)
• Self-replicating machines and the path to abundance (October 23)
• Urban mining and why e-waste is richer than ore (October 22)
• Why vertical farms fail and what food abundance needs (October 22)
• Lab-grown diamond in manufacturing, computing, and medicine (October 21)
• Asteroid mining and why water comes first (October 21)
• Backing up civilization from seed vaults to the Moon (October 20)
• Hospital price transparency files and lower bills (October 20)
• Why tool libraries fail and what makes them last (October 20)
• Debanking and the case for censorship-resistant money (October 20)
• Occupational licensing as artificial scarcity (October 20)
• Supported decision-making as an alternative to coercion (October 19)
• Time prices and measuring abundance (October 19)
• Desalination and the path to water abundance (October 19)
• Sovereign AI agents and prompt injection (October 19)
• Microbial protein and the path to food abundance (October 19)
• Benefits cliffs as a scarcity trap for workers (October 18)
• Link rot and the scarcity of reliable knowledge (October 18)
• Psychiatric coercion and the human rights gap (October 17)
• Right to repair as a path to durable abundance (October 17)
• Community mesh networks as freedom infrastructure (October 16)
• Retrieval-augmented generation (October 16)
• Why GrapheneOS matters for freedom technology (October 16)
• Local-first software and data ownership (October 16)
• Classifying aging as a treatable condition (October 16)
• Energy costs and the path to abundance (October 16)
• Using Godot to build non-game apps (October 16)
• Model Context Protocol (October 16)
• Portable reputation for agents (October 16)
• Running AI models locally (October 15)
• Why housing and care prices rise while goods prices fall (October 15)
• DDoS protection (October 15)
• Open-source software that should exist (October 15)
• Credit union small-dollar loans (October 15)
• A design for a permanent decentralized wiki using Arweave and Bitcoin Cash Memo (October 15)
• Stock options trading basics (October 15)
• How to evaluate claims about anti-aging treatments (October 14)
• Decentralized self-serve advertising (October 14)
• A design for decentralized, censorship-resistant advertising (October 14)
• How a DAO works (October 14)
• Spaced repetition (October 14)
• The cryptoeconomics of agent-to-agent commerce (October 14)
• Cryptocurrencies and wallets for AI agents using the x402 protocol (October 14)
• Low-fee, censorship-resistant cryptocurrencies (October 14)
• Self-custody of Bitcoin Cash for beginners (October 14)
• How to write a psychiatric advance directive (October 14)
• Installing GrapheneOS on a Pixel phone (October 14)
• The economics of extending healthy lifespan (October 14)
• Basic income through credit unions (October 13)
• Emergency fund planning (October 13)

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