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Should Buzzfeed Publish Claims Which Are Explosive If True But Not Yet Proven?

Scott Alexander critiques a Buzzfeed article skeptical of growth mindset research, arguing that while skepticism is warranted, more robust evidence is needed to disprove the theory.

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Jan 14, 2017 1,505 words 0 likes 64 comments Read Read Opened Opened
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I Will Never Have The Ability To Clearly Explain My Beliefs About Growth Mindset

Scott Alexander clarifies his stance on growth mindset theory, distinguishing between widely accepted ideas and more controversial claims made by Carol Dweck, expressing skepticism about some aspects while acknowledging supporting evidence.

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Apr 10, 2015 2,158 words 0 likes 277 comments Read Read Opened Opened
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No Clarity Around Growth Mindset

Scott Alexander critically examines the concept of growth mindset, expressing skepticism despite compelling studies and discussing various issues with the theory and its interpretation.

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Apr 8, 2015 5,344 words 0 likes 269 comments Read Read Opened Opened
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