It would be very cool to see you become as prolific a writer as someone like Bryan Caplan, David D. Friedman, Scott Alexander, or (the late) Murray Rothbard. You've already got the interesting side down, so if this ramps up in such a self-reinforcing way as you hope, you'd have the killer combination of profundity and volume to bank on. Just be wary of whenever the recession inevitably comes as that may (or may not) affect the type people currently patronizing you.
And what your post means for me is that I may not be able to meaningfully get into the writing game since I already am reasonably strong with math and data science while still wanting to add fatherhood, Homotopy Type Theory/functional programming (kinda math), and maybe get back to playing bassoon. There are other things I've amateurishly pursued within the libertarian realm of thought for the past couple years, but it just doesn't seem likely that I'll be able to devote much more time to seriously studying it other than just reading the occasional article and having my life turned upside down for the n-th time.
Almost everyone I’ve met would be well-served thinking more about what to focus on
It would be very cool to see you become as prolific a writer as someone like Bryan Caplan, David D. Friedman, Scott Alexander, or (the late) Murray Rothbard. You've already got the interesting side down, so if this ramps up in such a self-reinforcing way as you hope, you'd have the killer combination of profundity and volume to bank on. Just be wary of whenever the recession inevitably comes as that may (or may not) affect the type people currently patronizing you.
And what your post means for me is that I may not be able to meaningfully get into the writing game since I already am reasonably strong with math and data science while still wanting to add fatherhood, Homotopy Type Theory/functional programming (kinda math), and maybe get back to playing bassoon. There are other things I've amateurishly pursued within the libertarian realm of thought for the past couple years, but it just doesn't seem likely that I'll be able to devote much more time to seriously studying it other than just reading the occasional article and having my life turned upside down for the n-th time.