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The Precision Of Sensory Evidence

Scott Alexander examines a theory proposing that depression, anxiety, and trauma are characterized by low precision of sensory evidence, leading to overreliance on negative priors.

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Feb 13, 2021 2,167 words 192 likes 154 comments Listen · 15 min Read Read

Book Review: Willpower

Scott Alexander reviews 'Willpower' by Baumeister and Tierney, finding it disappointing for its pop science approach and failure to address controversies in willpower research.

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Mar 12, 2015 2,131 words 0 likes 152 comments Read Read

Links 12/14: Come Ye To Bethlinkhem

A links roundup covering topics from ISIS dating sites to space exploration, scientific studies, and cultural observations, featuring Scott's commentary and analysis on each item.

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Dec 8, 2014 2,012 words 0 likes 426 comments Read Read

More Links For July 2014

Scott Alexander shares a diverse collection of interesting news items and links from July 2014, covering topics from philosophy and politics to science and pop culture.

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Jul 25, 2014 1,542 words 0 likes 175 comments Read Read

Raikoth: Laws, Language, and Society

Scott Alexander presents Raikoth, his fictional utopian society, which strives for perfection in language, government, and population through unique systems and practices.

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May 6, 2013 2,956 words 0 likes 129 comments Read Read
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