Stefan_Schubert

Mul­ti­ple Fac­tor Ex­pla­na­tions Should Not Ap­pear One-Sided

Hedge drift and ad­vanced motte-and-bailey

Sleep­walk bias, self-defeat­ing pre­dic­tions and ex­is­ten­tial risk

Pro­duc­tivity as a func­tion of abil­ity in the­o­ret­i­cal fields

Clear­erThink­ing’s Fact-Check­ing 2.0

The Ar­gu­ment from Cri­sis and Pes­simism Bias

The Ra­tion­al­ity Wars

[Link] Al­gorithm aversion

Separat­ing uni­ver­sity ed­u­ca­tion from grad­ing

Divi­sion of cog­ni­tive labour in ac­cor­dance with re­searchers’ ability

Iden­ti­fy­ing bias. A Bayesian anal­y­sis of sus­pi­cious agree­ment be­tween be­liefs and val­ues.

Book Re­view: The Rep­u­ta­tion So­ciety. Part I

Match­ing dona­tion funds and the prob­lem of illu­sory match­ing

Does the In­ter­net lead to good ideas spread­ing quicker?

Re­v­erse en­g­ineer­ing of be­lief structures

Poli­ti­cal De­bi­as­ing and the Poli­ti­cal Bias Test

Three meth­ods of at­tain­ing change

Opinion piece on the Swedish Net­work for Ev­i­dence-Based Policy

Stu­art Ritche re­views Keith Stanovich’s book “The ra­tio­nal­ity quo­tient: Toward a test of ra­tio­nal think­ing”

The End of Bul­lshit at the hands of Crit­i­cal Rationalism