My latest for Slate, about how we have been living in the post-Roe timeline for a long time. But there is still hope, especially if we acknowledge the truth, which is that the government never stopped depriving people of their reproductive rights. https://t.co/C30hy7ivRp
I’m still stuck on this idea: investing in more sleep for climate justice. If everyone in the United States was encouraged to sleep an additional hour or two, the reduction in greenhouse gas emissions could be huge. Like the size of smaller, more sustainable countries huge.
If you’ve ever wondered what's the fastest way to get to a supermarket checkout, whether organizations need hierarchical structure, or how to get a group of people to agree, you might enjoy this new @audible_com series by @brianchristian and Tom Griffiths https://t.co/f3NjlBdMN5
A rational model of the Dunning–Kruger effect: Rachel Jansen et al. show that poor performance is directly associated with lower accuracy in assessment of one's own performance https://t.co/9hcrlqj60a
Is the Dunning-Kruger effect just accurate Bayesian estimation of ability? In a new paper @racheljansen fit a rational model to metacognitive judgments in two large studies, revealing the form of the relationship between performance and self-assessment. https://t.co/M1i7B6fqdf
New article out about our interactive algebra tutor https://t.co/gLiUDvdrNy and the Bayesian inverse planning model that allows for personalized feedback: https://t.co/18K4B5NRHs