I've really enjoyed the #ClearerThinking
#podcast, and am currently listening to this episode with #DrDavidBurns.

https://podcast.clearerthinking.org/episode/255/david-burns-the-heavy-price-you-ll-have-to-pay-to-have-a-healthy-relationship/

There is a lot of stress out there today, so I was curious if others if folks have tried his app:

https://www.feelinggreat.com/

#DoktorWhatson

Astrologie ist (nachgewiesenermaßen) ✨Quatsch✨

In diesem Video schauen wir auf dein kosmisches Schicksal für 2025! Nein, aber wir beschäftigen uns zum ersten Mal mit #Astrologie. Denn der Blog #ClearerThinking hat in einem sehr spannenden Experiment die Fähigkeiten von 152 Astrologen getestet. Das Besondere: Sogar beim Design waren Astrologen dabei, um auf jeden Fall einen fairen Test zu ermöglichen. Und einige der Ergebnisse haben wirklich überrascht.
https://www.yewtu.be/watch?v=WM0cfZ601Og

Creativerly 296 is out with a new post about what matters most when choosing a note-taking app, news from #Adobe, #Fable, and #GSAP, as well as lovely and insightful articles by #ClearerThinking, #BrianElliott, #MariannaPogosyan, and #CarlPullein.

Thank you mymind for sponsoring this issue ✨

Read it here: https://buff.ly/40hnuGS

Scientific research needs fresh perspectives on funding and incentive schemes to better support its diverse challenges. In this engaging podcast interview, they explore and review the concept of a #FocusedResearchOrganization (FRO) and its non-profit startup approach to ambitious scientific projects.

https://podcast.clearerthinking.org/episode/157/adam-marblestone-science-is-learning-from-start-ups/

#ScienceFunding #ResearchInnovation #ScienceCommunity #ClearerThinking
#Podcast

This episode on Clearer Thinking really highlights an important question on how we should think about the risks and consequences of climate change: https://podcast.clearerthinking.org/episode/146/diana-%C3%BCrge-vorsatz-and-misha-glouberman-how-huge-a-deal-is-climate-change-really/

This is a question I myself have often been struggling with: is climate change really a unique existential threat to civilization and our way of life? Or is it "just" one of the major issues of our time that is obviously going to cause major suffering, but is ultimately on a similar level as other scary things such as nuclear war, bioengineered pandemics, AI risks, or the fall of democracy as our primary governmental system?

Perhaps even more interesting in this episode is the meta-discussion on how you can get accurate information on these topics as a layperson: should you engage with the arguments of the prominent scientists in the field, or should you instead defer to superforecasters who have a proven track record making predictions across different fields?

#ClearerThinking #Podcast #Climate #ClimateChange #Superforecasting

The intrinsic values quiz on Clearer Thinking is really interesting and forces you to think about your core values. The results for me were rather surprising, especially the fact that I am much more of an Aristotelian than I thought (rather than an utilitarian, for which I actually scored lowest). I can really recommend taking the test and saving the results for when you are in need of a reminder of why you are doing what you do.

https://programs.clearerthinking.org/intrinsic_values_test.html #ClearerThinking

The latest #FourBeersPod episode with @SpencrGreenberg (and hosts @yoel Inbar and Alexa Tullett), prompted me to add the #ClearerThinking podcast and blog to my lists:

#CognitiveScience #podcasts: https://byrdnick.com/archives/10238/cognitive-science-philosophy-podcasts

#Philosophy and #CogSci #blogs: https://byrdnick.com/archives/10251/cognitive-science-andor-philosophy-blogs

I've lots of overlapping interests and goals with Clearer Thinking, which is why their website was already on my #teaching resources list (https://byrdnick.com/archives/10244/studying-teaching-philosophy).

#DecisionScience #CriticalThinking #MetaScience