2309kdujj

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by 2309kdujj 9y ago
I think you're hitting the nail on the head in some ways, although I'd disagree with you in other ways. The problem is the "regulatory capture" part, not the "capitalism" part, in my view. What we have now is c
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by 2309kdujj 9y ago
Julia's improved a lot on the issue you're mentioning, so you might want to give it a try again. I don't notice it anymore, although I used to. I do think Julia's performance, while pretty impressive, isn't quite wh
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by 2309kdujj 9y ago
To be fair, the reproducibility crisis is widespread throughout many, many areas of science. There are many tire fires all over the place; people just started noticing it in a widespread way with social psych: http://www.nature.c
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by 2309kdujj 9y ago
Pertaining to (2), there's actually a lot of empirical data bout what behavior is predictive of good or bad outcomes. It's not just a subjective opinion. Now, you can argue about what outcomes are good or bad, but that's a di
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by 2309kdujj 9y ago
1. Because an STI doesn't cause you to go murder your spouse. 2. A behavioral record is no less objective than a biological one. Facebook and Google make a ton of money this way; if you want to offer a biological alternative, no one is
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by 2309kdujj 9y ago
This thread is sad. There's good psychiatrists and bad psychiatrists, good and bad psychologists, and the pharm industry has done a lot of good for society as well as harm. I'm not even sure where to start. Take, for example, psyc
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by 2309kdujj 9y ago
Funny you mention those. I've been really excited about Edward but when I tried it for a project last year I could never get it to come together in the right way. I got the sense that it wasn't quite ready for prime time yet, alth
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by 2309kdujj 9y ago
This isn't the difficult situation. The difficult situation is one where you develop genuine feelings for someone that you work with every day, intensely, day in and day out. When the attempt of both parties to refrain from a relations