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Experimental History is Adam Mastroianni's English-language newsletter exploring questions through essays and discussion. Its current archive includes writing about scientific claims, thinking and technological change.

A question-led essay is a useful way to sample the publication. Follow the distinction between cited evidence and the author's inference when a piece develops a surprising conclusion. Experimental History publishes every other Tuesday. Main essays remain free; paid subscriptions add Mystery Posts.

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