I think of these types of writers as taxidermists of ideas: a mix of journalism, self-help, pop-psychology, behavioral economics, and literary postmodern nonfiction. This style of writing, for various reasons, has managed to maintain a profitable niche in the modern marketplace. You’ll see it everywhere: Malcolm Gladwell, Yuval Noah Harari, Sam Harris, James Clear, Jordan Peterson’s self-help, Steven Pinker, Ryan Holiday, and so on. Once you realize that this is a particular literary style in the tradition of Kahneman and not “objective” as it wants to present itself, it becomes impossible not to notice. It is also the sort of writing most threatened by AI.