Strauss Vindicated? Hints of Wrongdoing in the Titles of Books About Dishonesty. 78 implied HN points • 22 Jun 23 📚 Literature Books Authors Ethics Research Key players in a academic scandal wrote books on dishonesty they were implicated in. Believing others cheat can lead to own willingness to cheat. Collaborative work may dilute accountability in academic misconduct.
Attention Caplanites: School is Less Wasteful Than You Think! 65 HN points • 31 May 23 🚌 Education Critique Value Workplace Retention Bryan Caplan's argument against education may not have strong evidence to support it, putting the burden of proof on Caplanites. The sheepskin effect might not only be due to signaling but could have other explanations, suggesting the need for more scrutiny. Schools not only signal intelligence but also teach conformity, which is valued by employers.
Reader Poll: What Should I Blog? 37 implied HN points • 23 Apr 23 🎭️ Culture Blogging The author hit 1000 subscribers on their blog Readers can vote on what post the author should publish for their blogging anniversary The author appreciates and thanks the readers for their support
Will LLMs be Good for Autists? 37 implied HN points • 14 Apr 23 🕹 Technology Neurodiversity AI Education Entrepreneurship Mentorship LLMs can be beneficial for individuals on the autism spectrum by providing a more comfortable way of socializing. ADHD and autism may not be entirely distinct, with ADHD individuals often being smart but struggling in traditional learning environments. Tools like ChatGPT can empower individuals on the autism spectrum by improving learning control, mentorship opportunities, and entrepreneurial paths.
The Secret Lives of Infovores 30 implied HN points • 09 May 23 📖 Philosophy Identity Beliefs Logic Music Education The concept of revealed preferences can have deep significance in understanding choices and past lives. Rap music has influenced the author's worldview and led to meaningful connections. Standing up for the sunk cost fallacy and considering its potential benefits in certain situations.
A Friend Like GPT 27 implied HN points • 13 Feb 23 🕹 Technology AI Therapy Mentorship Artificial Intelligence Robots David Brooks suggests AI lacks humanistic core, making AI popular. Jonah Davids points out high mental health issues among psychologists. Dan Klein discusses potential negative impacts of technological change.
Will Ems Read the Bible? 13 implied HN points • 24 Feb 23 ⛪ Faith & Spirituality AI Religion Future Morality Bible The discussion explores the potential moral responsibilities towards AI and ems. There is a consideration about the influence of the Bible on future ems and the possibility of them developing alternative belief systems. The importance of considering ethical guidelines for the treatment and support of AI and ems is highlighted.