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Destroying the universe: How hard can it be?
Author: Damon Binder
Jul 22
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When Suffering Is Not Pathology
Buddhism, predictive processing, and an integrated mechanistic account of suffering
Jul 16
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How American Gray Wolves and Integrated Pest Management Explain a New Way To Treat Prostate Cancer
Author: Patrick Heizer
Jul 1
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June 2026
The Many Foundational Issues of Lab-grown Meat
Author: Patrick Heizer
Jun 24
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Biases Don't Exist, and Humans Are Not Irrational
Some points of agreement and disagreement with Kahneman
Jun 10
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What is Naturalistic Decision Making?
A brief overview of the field that convinced me biases don't matter
Jun 3
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May 2026
Psychology Experiments Are Gardens, Not Digsites
Author: Jared Peterson
May 27
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AI Allows More Diversity in the Forms of Social Science
Author: Kevin Munger
May 20
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Experiments as Performance Art
no IRBs necessary!
May 13
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What Will Schizophrenia Become?
Author: Michael Halassa
May 6
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April 2026
Why Is Schizophrenia So Hard to Tackle?
Author: Michael Halassa
Apr 29
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Reasons to be pessimistic (and optimistic) on the future of biosecurity
author: Abhishaike Mahajan
Apr 22
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