Natalia Panchieri 🇪🇺
@natspanchieri.bsky.social
PhD Candidate in Management at UniBo, exploring how language helps new ideas become accepted. Author at "The Folding Point". Substack ("The Folding Point"): https://natspanchieri.substack.com/ Research: https://orcid.org/0009-0000-2244-2991
Martin Picard’s Mitochondrial Theory of Mind | Quanta Magazine www.quantamagazine.org/martin-picar...
Martin Picard’s Mitochondrial Theory of Mind | Quanta Magazine
The biologist’s bold “energetic view of life” looks to the body’s strangest organelles as the link between cells, health, and mind and the foundation of our experience of being alive.
quantamagazine.org
Can We Geoengineer Our Way Out of a Super El Nino? nautil.us/can-we-geoen...
Can We Geoengineer Our Way Out of a Super El Nino?
Can We Geoengineer Our Way Out of a Super El Nino?: A natural experiment in sun-scorched Australia points the way
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"A paper that changes nothing about how people think is uninformative and uninteresting. Science advances through the systematic, rigorous deployment of the unexpected. It is time for the scientific community to learn how to design—and write—for surprise." www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
Advancing science by designing for surprise
Consider a thought experiment. Two graduate students have written identical dissertations: the same experiments, the same data, the same robust findings. One is written as a standard, cautious text th...
science.org
Super interesting but I doubt morality is mainly a strategic convention. See "The Letters on Sympathy" by Sophie De Grouchy (aka De Condorcet): plato.stanford.edu/entries/soph... www.optimallyirrational.com/p/so-what-is...
So, what is morality?
Clear answers to some of moral philosophy’s deepest questions
optimallyirrational.com
