I originally found this comment helpful, but have now found other comments pushing back against it to be more helpful. Upon reflection, I don’t think the comparison to MATS is very useful (a healthy field will have a bunch of intro programs), the criticism of Remmelt is less important given that Linda is responsible for most of the projects, the independence of the impact assessment is not crucial, and the lack of papers is relatively unsurprising given that it’s targeting earlier-stage researchers/serving as a more introductory funnel than MATS.
I originally found this comment helpful, but have now found other comments pushing back against it to be more helpful. Upon reflection, I don’t think the comparison to MATS is very useful (a healthy field will have a bunch of intro programs), the criticism of Remmelt is less important given that Linda is responsible for most of the projects, the independence of the impact assessment is not crucial, and the lack of papers is relatively unsurprising given that it’s targeting earlier-stage researchers/serving as a more introductory funnel than MATS.