heywendymay alternatives: newsletters like it
18 newsletters in the NewsletterFIT index cover the same topics as heywendymay (personal growth and life transitions, digital nomadism and relocation and emotional burnout and stagnation). The closest matches are Metaculus, Homo Economicus and David Friedman’s Substack. They are ranked by how many topics they share with it, then by publicly shown subscribers.
Updated Nov 13, 2026 · ranked by shared topics, then publicly shown subscribers · methodology
About heywendymay
heywendymay publishes personal essays and reported pieces on life transitions, AI safety, and author-platform disputes. It is for readers interested in reflective writing about personal change, technology risk, and…
- personal growth and life transitions
- digital nomadism and relocation
- emotional burnout and stagnation
- non-attachment and self-discovery
- 1Metaculus165K subscribers
SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 25 days ago
Aggregating human & AI forecasts on critical topics.
Likely audience: Policy makers
1 shared topic
- 2Homo Economicus9K subscribers
SubstackSeveral times a week · last post today
From recent posts: Homo Economicus publishes weekly essays on economics, AI safety, and labor markets, featuring data analysis, theoretical discussions, and academic paper summaries. The publication targets readers interested in the…
Likely audience: Academic researchers
1 shared topic
- 3David Friedman’s Substack5K subscribers
SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 11 days ago
From recent posts: David Friedman's Substack publishes weekly essays on game economics, Bayesian statistics, and legal theory using World of Warcraft as a case study, alongside occasional reader response posts and legal reform arguments.
Likely audience: Economics students
1 shared topic
- 4The Joyous Struggle5K subscribers
SubstackMonthly or less · last post 16 days ago
Likely audience: philosophy readers
1 shared topic
- 5Colligo4K subscribers
SubstackWeekly · last post 9 days ago
From recent posts: Colligo publishes essays on AI reasoning failures, engineering principles, existential risk, and counter-UAS drone defense, alongside occasional pieces on ancient technology and archaeology. It is written for readers…
Likely audience: AI researchers
1 shared topic
- 6pauseai3K subscribers
SubstackMonthly or less · last post Sep 10, 2026
Official PauseAI.info newsletter
Likely audience: policymakers
1 shared topic
- 7Exformation2K subscribers
SubstackMonthly or less · last post 44 days ago
From recent posts: Exformation publishes long-form essays and policy analysis on AI governance, safety, and existential risk for an audience of policymakers and tech observers. The publication mixes deep-dive articles on regulatory shifts…
Likely audience: AI safety researchers
1 shared topic
- 8samanth2K subscribers
SubstackMonthly or less · last post Sep 10, 2026
Tales from the search for tales.
Likely audience: newsletter readers
1 shared topic
- 9The AI Philosopher1K subscribers
SubstackMonthly or less · last post Sep 14, 2026
The AI Philosopher is dedicated to exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence and human wisdom, offering insightful discussions on how technological advancements can enhance our understanding of…
Likely audience: AI researchers and engineers
1 shared topic
- 10
SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 7 days ago
Bestselling Science Fiction Author Cat Valente's Blatherings on the State of the World: Politics, Internet Culture, History, and Art
Likely audience: paid subscribers
1 shared topic
- 11
SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 15 days ago
A newsletter and podcast exploring AI, social media, and the invisible forces dividing us
Likely audience: AI safety researchers
1 shared topic
- 12
SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 8 days ago
Glenn Greenwald news, reports, and video recaps. Unofficial fan-stack/fan page.
Likely audience: political commentators
1 shared topic
- 13
SubstackWeekly · last post 10 days ago
From recent posts: Entropy Bonus publishes essays on AI topics including existential risk, alignment research, neural network interpretability, large language model training, and critiques of the stochastic parrot metaphor. It is written…
Likely audience: AI safety researchers
1 shared topic
- 14
SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 18 days ago
From recent posts: George Pitagorsky publishes essays on organizational learning, historical truth-telling, and AI's societal impact, drawing on his tech consulting experience and current events. The newsletter is for readers interested…
Likely audience: history enthusiasts
1 shared topic
- 15
SubstackWeekly · last post 7 days ago
From recent posts: A biweekly publication covering AI developments through two distinct lenses: analysis of frontier model safety, corporate strategy, and adoption demographics (e.g., Karpathy's four-layer model, Anthropic's S-1…
Likely audience: tech investors
1 shared topic
- 16
SubstackMonthly or less · last post 39 days ago
Essays and reflections from Brad Littlejohn at American Compass, addressing the crisis of human competence and the fracture of community in an age of WALL-E-fication.
Likely audience: policy makers
1 shared topic
- 17
SubstackMonthly or less · last post 31 days ago
Updates and thoughts on keeping humanity safe from threats arising from both biological and artificial life.
Likely audience: AI safety researchers
1 shared topic
- 18
SubstackMonthly or less · last post 50 days ago
Likely audience: AI safety advocates
1 shared topic
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