Isegoria

I just took a look back at my numbers for 2020. Here are the most popular posts during that calendar year, six of which are new, four of which are older:

1. Robert Conquest’s Three Laws of Politics
2. It is difficult to understand why this should be such a formidable task (new)
3. He disappeared into a room, and you didn’t see him again until it was done (new)
4. There is no reason for concern (new)
5. No One Left to Blame (from 2015, making a comeback)
6. It’s a teacher’s dream (new)
7. The Bob Rubin Trade
8. The Pros and Cons of Empires
9. Happy Secession Day! (the newest compilation of Fourth of July posts)
10. Freeman Dyson appeared for more esoteric topics (new)

Here are the most popular posts actually from 2020 and not from an earlier year:

1. It is difficult to understand why this should be such a formidable task
2. He disappeared into a room, and you didn’t see him again until it was done
   
3. There is no reason for concern
   
4. It’s a teacher’s dream
5. Happy Secession Day!
   
6. Freeman Dyson appeared for more esoteric topics
7. The larger strategic goal was to puncture the myth of communist inevitability
8. N95 versus KN95
9. Both sons also later attempted suicide
10. That place is like Africa Light

Again, I’m not sure what to conclude.

Also, I should thank some of my top referrers: Reaction Times, Western Rifle Shooters Association, Instapundit, Borepatch, and Z Man.

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