Those three sound interesting, and none of them look like they’re on your “a lot of work” list:

The Subjective Theory of Moral Value
Austrian Economics is Right About Everything...Except the Federal Reserve
Decentralization is Inevitable

IDK what your workflow is: e.g. I have notes for several dozen posts sitting around right now, but if I don’t feel like writing them, I just can’t. I’m not a professional writer, so I can only write when I actually feel like it (otherwise it turns out shit, or just not me e.g. if I use LLM). So for me, asking people what to prioritize would be kind of pointless :))
I think what I’m trying to say is: you should prioritize whatever feels like your priority right now. The list is already strong; the ones you actually want to write will probably come out better than the ones you force :)

Thanks for the mention. I deleted it because I did not receive feedback, so I thought it was not interesting. Happy to post it back if you want to keep it on records.

The list above is impressive, definitely not what I was expecting :) I really look forward to read the following ones:

from a philosophical perspective, "The Subjective Theory of Moral Value" intrigues me.

Following the topic I'm currently diving into:

• God Isn't Dead, Let's Fucking Kill Him
• Religion: Our Greatest Strength Or Our Greatest Weakness
• Christianity and The Spiritual Murder of One of The Most Free Societies in History

As per your nym, I'd also be curious about "Old Norse Anarchism: A Positive Vitalist Vision of Anarchism"

And this? "Freedom is Genetic"? Do you really believe that? I mean... tell me more lol

So, as you can see, many titles resonate with me; prioritise these ones accordingly :)

Really liked the list, and thanks for adding titles in response to my suggestions. Besides the two you added for me, "God Isn't Dead, Let's Fucking Kill Him" and "We Don't Have Time for Incremental Solutions" would definitely catch my interest too.

Since you said Old Norse Anarchism and Total Fucking War are big projects, I'd be happy if you started with "God Isn't Dead" and "Incremental Solutions" first. I can wait for the big ones whenever you get to them, no rush at all.

If you're asking which of the big two I'd pick, it'd be Total Fucking War. I've actually been thinking about writing something on building parallel systems myself soon, so I think trading ideas on this would be useful.