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Will, good post. There is,
Will, good post. There is, at least weekly (?), as deep analysis simply in the comments (!) on this blog as one can get from just about any MSM medium I can think of at the moment (e.g., the jpe/Porlier/others God debate, or the r.johnson/jpe/Knippenberg/others Libby commutation, or Knippenberg/Kidd/Porlier/Expat religion-in-politics discussions to name a few). Without meaning to be a brown noser, I would say that this blog alone is a sufficient proof by counter example to Keen's assertion(s). There are many others as you note. I would add to your list your blog, and the following off the top of my head:
Real Climate
Climate Science
Sciencebits
The Becker-Posner blog
Actually there are so many academic blogs that provide deep analysis of pertinent political/social/religious issues, that listing them would probably be counterproductive. Others I would include:
The Volokh Conspiracy
Bitterlemons
The Belmont Club
Gates of Vienna
I swing conservative, but I will give a shout out to r.johnson's blog which provides deeper analysis than the MSM, at least.
There is, of course, a lot of crap on the web too, but the absence of oligopoly on the web makes Keen's assertions empty ones.