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@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ You make a startling discovery—this object was originally a smooth, hard red c
 
 "Wow," she says, "someone sure has gone to a lot of trouble to make these rubes look like bleggs!"
 
-"Hold on," you say, "I'm not sure we should be disrespecting that effort by calling them _rubes_. [The categories were made for man, not man for the categories](http://slatestarcodex.com/2014/11/21/the-categories-were-made-for-man-not-man-for-the-categories/): there's no rule of sorting saying that we should call them rubes, and there are plenty of rules of human decency saying that we should call them bleggs. And at a glance, they _look_ like bleggs—I mean, like the more-typical bleggs."
+"Hold on," you say, "I'm not sure we should be disrespecting that effort by calling them _rubes_. [The categories were made for man, not man for the categories](http://web.archive.org/web/20200610230130/https://slatestarcodex.com/2014/11/21/the-categories-were-made-for-man-not-man-for-the-categories/): there's no rule of sorting saying that we should call them rubes, and there are plenty of rules of human decency saying that we should call them bleggs. And at a glance, they _look_ like bleggs—I mean, like the more-typical bleggs."
 
 Susan rolls her eyes at you, but apparently doesn't care enough to argue about it, so the two of you agree to call the modified hard objects _adapted bleggs_  and get back to work.
 
@@ -29,6 +29,6 @@ Likewise, 2% of otherwise-entirely-ordinary bleggs contain palladium, but you ha
 
 In contrast, adapted bleggs are _both_ easily identifiable _and_ the difference matters to your decisionmaking: a distinction that makes a difference, something your brain wants to have an efficient representation so that you can attend to it.
 
-![2 x 2 when-to-categorize diagram]({filename}/images/blegg_categorization_criteria.png)
+![2 x 2 when-to-categorize diagram]({static}/images/blegg_categorization_criteria.png)
 
 You're pleased with the iota of philosophical progress you seem to have made, and will be sure to be on the lookout for more applications of it.