Yusha Dulkina
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- On motherhood - by Eirini Malliaraki - Ethersampler1 savers
- How to be psychoactive to each other - by Eirini Malliaraki1 savers
- Claude, don’t touch my lump - by Adam Mastroianni1 savers
- Semelparity and iteroparity1 savers
- How useful is the information you get from working inside an AI company?4 savers
- There is no epidemic of loneliness, but there is an epidemic of scurvy1 savers
- Royce On San Francisco - by Scott Alexander1 savers
- What’s in an Egg: The Age-Old Vaccine Production Method Lives On | Infection Control Today1 savers
- Why don't you commit suicide? - by Omar Najjarine1 savers
- You need people in the same curiosity bracket as you1 savers
- Jespersen's_cycle1 savers
- Prosiopesis1 savers
- Diverse autism genes derail common developmental pathways | The Transmitter: Neuroscience News and Perspectives1 savers
- Definitely a Democrat by Michael Dube1 savers
- The Overton Window – Mackinac Center2 savers
- Waiting For The Miracle - by Scott Alexander1 savers
- What Deontological Bars? - by Scott Alexander1 savers
- Stop eating Lady Gaga's Oreos - by Adam Mastroianni1 savers
- Puritan Spotting | Slate Star Codex1 savers
- California Gubernatorial Candidates From Z to Z1 savers
- Charles_Taylor_(Liberian_politician)2 savers
- Interoception1 savers
- How far back in time can you understand English?1 savers
- Baby's World by Rabindranath Tagore - Famous poems, famous poets. - All Poetry1 savers
- Sperm selection in IVF: the long and winding road from bench to bedside - PMC1 savers
- Why aren't smart people happier? - by Adam Mastroianni10 savers
- Cognitive Reduction — LessWrong1 savers
- Dissolving the Question — LessWrong1 savers
- How Natural Tradeoff And Failure Components?1 savers
- Every Debate On Pausing AI - by Scott Alexander1 savers
- Shameless Guesses, Not Hallucinations - by Scott Alexander1 savers
- Parcel Theory | National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration1 savers
- Why the ethics of octopus farming are so troubling1 savers
- John B. Calhoun1 savers
- Internal Family Systems Model3 savers
- Frontiers | On the Cost of Knowledge: Evaluating the Boycott against Elsevier1 savers
- Elsevier — my part in its downfall | Gowers's Weblog2 savers
- The one science reform we can all agree on, but we're too cowardly to do3 savers
- EU and UK demand Israel stop surge in West Bank settler violence1 savers
- Enneagram Type 5: The Investigator - The Enneagram Institute3 savers
- SHEELA-NA-GIG by Carol P. Christ – Feminism and Religion1 savers
- Dies Irae1 savers
- Do not compare: what lives is incomparable. | The Poetry Foundation1 savers
- “Alone I stare into the frost’s white face” | The Poetry Foundation1 savers
- Religion is Guilt With Different Holidays: Luis Bunuel’s Viridiana (1961) | Page 3 of 41 savers
- Longfellow: The Song of Hiawatha, The Song of Hiawatha - HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW1 savers
- Les poètes de sept ans - Arthur RIMBAUD - Vos poèmes - Poésie française - Tous les poèmes - Tous les poètes1 savers
- Why Does Ozempic Cure All Diseases? - by Scott Alexander5 savers
- Ugh fields — LessWrong3 savers
- In Search Of /r/petfree - by Scott Alexander2 savers
- The Ozempocalypse Is Nigh - by Scott Alexander2 savers
- Possibility and Could-ness — LessWrong3 savers
- Optimize Literally Everything | Cognitive Trope Therapy2 savers
- How do you predict the future? Ask Samotsvety. - Vox3 savers
- Guess/Ask/Tell Culture - LessWrong2 savers
- Who By Very Slow Decay | Slate Star Codex8 savers
- Lizardman’s Constant Is 4% | Slate Star Codex8 savers
- Engram neurons: Encoding, consolidation, retrieval, and forgetting of memory | Molecular Psychiatry2 savers
- Rat Park - Wikipedia2 savers
- It’s Bayes All The Way Up | Slate Star Codex5 savers
- Litany of Tarski - LessWrong2 savers
- A formalist manifesto | Unqualified Reservations by Mencius Moldbug3 savers
- Looking for Alice - by Henrik Karlsson - Escaping Flatland92 savers
- Relationships are coevolutionary loops - by Henrik Karlsson39 savers
- Pain is not the unit of Effort38 savers
- Meditations On Moloch | Slate Star Codex32 savers
- How to like everything more - by Sasha Chapin20 savers
- no good alone - by rayne fisher-quann - internet princess17 savers
- How to Do What You Love17 savers
- Goodhart's law15 savers
- Howl by Allen Ginsberg | Poetry Foundation15 savers
- An invitation to a secret society - by Adam Mastroianni14 savers
- [REPOST] Epistemic Learned Helplessness | Slate Star Codex13 savers
- Guessing the Teacher's Password12 savers
- They're Made out of Meat12 savers
- WTF Happened In 1971?11 savers
- I Can Tolerate Anything Except The Outgroup10 savers
- Nobody Is Perfect, Everything Is Commensurable | Slate Star Codex10 savers
- Sturgeon's law9 savers
- Learning The Elite Class - by Aella - Knowingless9 savers
- The Lottery of Fascinations | Slate Star Codex8 savers
- The Second Coming by William Butler Yeats | Poetry Foundation8 savers
- Ars Longa, Vita Brevis | Slate Star Codex8 savers
- SSC Gives A Graduation Speech | Slate Star Codex8 savers
- Good Bones by Maggie Smith | Poetry Foundation8 savers
- Singing The Blues - by Scott Alexander - Astral Codex Ten7 savers
- Making Beliefs Pay Rent (in Anticipated Experiences) - LessWrong6 savers
- Generalizing From One Example — LessWrong6 savers
- The Categories Were Made For Man, Not Man For The Categories | Slate Star Codex6 savers
- Two More Things to Unlearn from School - LessWrong6 savers
- Beware Isolated Demands For Rigor | Slate Star Codex5 savers
- How An Algorithm Feels From Inside - LessWrong5 savers
- Can You Condition Yourself?5 savers
- Ureshiku Naritai5 savers
- Fermi Estimates - LessWrong5 savers
- Diseased thinking: dissolving questions about disease — LessWrong4 savers
- The Gods of the Copybook Headings | Kipling4 savers
- Thou Art Godshatter - LessWrong4 savers
- …And I Show You How Deep The Rabbit Hole Goes | Slate Star Codex3 savers
- Ask and Guess - LessWrong3 savers
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If there is a such thing as sexual politics, Leonard Cohen is definitely a Democrat
Definitely a Democrat by Michael DubePop is always mass culture; poetry isn't. Cohen is both mass culture and a man with a circulation of one, somehow.
Definitely a Democrat by Michael DubeMiracles are like pimples ... once you start looking for them you find more than you ever dreamed you’d see.
Waiting For The Miracle - by Scott AlexanderDon’t do something which would be bad if universalized, unless the norm is non-functioning in such a way that you’d be playing cooperate while your enemy plays defect
What Deontological Bars? - by Scott AlexanderPop Culture Has Become an Oligopoly
Stop eating Lady Gaga's Oreos - by Adam MastroianniIn fact, while most of us feel like billionaires owe us something (see: the California Billionaire Tax, heading to ballots this fall), many people apparently feel like they owe something to their favored celebrities
Stop eating Lady Gaga's Oreos - by Adam MastroianniWe once saw ourselves as temporarily embarrassed millionaires; now we see ourselves as temporarily unknown celebrities.
Stop eating Lady Gaga's Oreos - by Adam Mastroiannithe more you cater to the consumer over the connoisseur, the more you’re going to be serving up slop
Stop eating Lady Gaga's Oreos - by Adam MastroianniThey don’t care whether every pop song they listen to is written by the same middle-aged Swedish guy
Stop eating Lady Gaga's Oreos - by Adam Mastroiannionce you’re unwilling to judge art for its artistry, you’re stuck judging it by its popularity
Stop eating Lady Gaga's Oreos - by Adam MastroianniHe blames an ideology called poptimism: the idea that popular art (and especially pop music) is just as meritorious as any other kind of art.
Stop eating Lady Gaga's Oreos - by Adam MastroianniThere could be a floor just for women because I found out that when women first experience homelessness, various sources have stated that 99% of homeless women are sexually molested, emotionally harassed, and victimized.
California Gubernatorial Candidates From Z to ZEach person would be given an assigned safe, hygienic, and spacious spot where they can move with their pets, belongings, and the communities they have formed on the street.
California Gubernatorial Candidates From Z to ZI really like this guy, but when I inspect that emotion further I find it has a flavor of “I could fix him”, which I’m told is not a good way to choose one’s relationship partners or governors
California Gubernatorial Candidates From Z to ZI find the specifics less impressive than his research process: he went around talking to homeless people and asking them what they needed
California Gubernatorial Candidates From Z to ZIt’s like he’s a one-person Republican Party
California Gubernatorial Candidates From Z to ZHe was the former Republican leader in the California State Assembly, which is probably a lot like being a snowplow driver in Libya.
California Gubernatorial Candidates From Z to ZFor example, in one experiment, dogs' pelvises were distended using infusions of solution when food was presented to them. After rounds of pairing the two, salivation occurred without presenting food once the pelvis was distended.[22] Interoceptive conditioning studies like this illustrated that interoceptive sensations may be important for learned behavior and emotion.
InteroceptionWhere messengers run errands for no cause between the kingdoms of kings of no history
Baby's World by Rabindranath Tagore - Famous poems, famous poets. - All PoetryA cognitive reduction is a form of reductive analysis where, rather than reducing something to physical phenomena, we reduce something to the cognitive machinery which give rise to the idea.
Cognitive Reduction — LessWrongA failure mode in this step is giving justifications instead of explaining the process itself. Arguing that the reason we have an illusion of free will was that it was evolutionarily adaptive falls into this failure mode, as it doesn't explain the cognitive algorithm which produces the feeling of free will, and so doesn't dissolve the question.
Dissolving the Question — LessWrongyou can confuse yourself by thinking a condition must have advantages, when actually it’s the risk of the condition that has the advantages (to a first approximation, cancer is always bad, you just don’t want to always keep your body in the most cancer-minimizing state possible)
How Natural Tradeoff And Failure Components?While it is correctly understood that warm air rises because it is lighter than cooler air, the density difference alone doesn’t explain why it rises
Parcel Theory | National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administrationduring training, guessing correctly is rewarded, guessing incorrectly isn’t punished, so the rational strategy is to always guess (and increase your chance of being right from 0 to 0.001%)
Shameless Guesses, Not Hallucinations - by Scott AlexanderCalhoun coined the terms "behavioral sink" to describe aberrant behaviors in overcrowded situations, and "beautiful ones" to characterize passive individuals who withdraw from all social interaction under extreme population density
John B. CalhounThe results of the experiment appeared to support his hypothesis that improved housing conditions reduce the consumption of morphine water
Rat Park - WikipediaThe Navigation Fund, which oversees billions of dollars in scientific funding, no longer bankrolls journal publications at all.
The one science reform we can all agree on, but we're too cowardly to doSixteen years ago, the US had its own Elbakyan. His name was Aaron Swartz. He downloaded millions of paywalled journal articles using a connection at MIT, possibly intending to share them publicly. Government agents arrested him, charged him with wire fraud, and intended to fine him $1 million and imprison him for 35 years. Instead, he killed himself. He was 26.
The one science reform we can all agree on, but we're too cowardly to doIn the early 2010s, a Kazakhstani computer programmer named Alexandra Elbakyan started downloading articles en masse and posting them publicly on a website called SciHub. The publishers sued her, so she’s hiding out in Russia, which protects her from extradition.
The one science reform we can all agree on, but we're too cowardly to dopolitical scientist James C. Scott once wrote that many systems only “work” because people disobey them. For instance, the Soviet Union attempted to impose agricultural regulations so strict that people would have starved if they followed the letter of the law. Instead, citizens grew and traded food in secret. This made it look like the regulations were successful, when in fact they were a sham.
The one science reform we can all agree on, but we're too cowardly to doSheela which she said was a warning against the sin of lust
SHEELA-NA-GIG by Carol P. Christ – Feminism and ReligionThey were warning the Christians: “Don’t forget the Mother.”
SHEELA-NA-GIG by Carol P. Christ – Feminism and ReligionSheelas are carved images of women who point to their swollen or enlarged vulvas
SHEELA-NA-GIG by Carol P. Christ – Feminism and ReligionAnd the long and level sunbeams Shot their spears into the forest, Breaking through its shields of shadow, Rushed into each secret ambush, Searched each thicket, dingle, hollow;
Longfellow: The Song of Hiawatha, The Song of Hiawatha - HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOWDe fleurs de chair aux bois sidérals déployées,
Les poètes de sept ans - Arthur RIMBAUD - Vos poèmes - Poésie française - Tous les poèmes - Tous les poètespar elle meurtri des poings et des talons
Les poètes de sept ans - Arthur RIMBAUD - Vos poèmes - Poésie française - Tous les poèmes - Tous les poètesQui, chétifs, fronts nus, oeil déteignant sur la joue,
Les poètes de sept ans - Arthur RIMBAUD - Vos poèmes - Poésie française - Tous les poèmes - Tous les poètesFrontal cortex serotonin release was significantly greater in the group with schizophrenia compared with healthy controls (18.0%; 95% CI, 2.5%-33.6%; P = .02; Cohen d = 0.69). In schizophrenia, greater frontal cortex serotonin release was correlated with more severe baseline negative symptoms (Brief Negative Symptom Scale: Pearson r = 0.42; P = .04) and poorer functioning (Social Functioning Scale: Pearson r = −0.42; P = .04).
Role of Serotonin in the Neurobiology of Schizophrenia and Association With Negative Symptoms | Psychiatry and Behavioral Health | JAMA Psychiatry | JAMA Networkcompressors and chillers
Toronto is home to the world’s largest lake-powered cooling system. Here’s how it works.Olfactory exposure to males, including men, causes stress and related analgesia in rodents
Olfactory exposure to males, including men, causes stress and related analgesia in rodents | Nature Methodsin 1977, when the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) created a policy to exclude women of reproductive potential from Phase 1 and 2 clinical trials unless they had a life-threatening condition, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Office of Research on Women’s Health. This was in reaction to a tragedy in the previous decade when a drug called thalidomide, which thousands of pregnant European and Australian women took for morning sickness, was found to cause severe birth defects — and sometimes death — for their babies
Why we know so little about women’s health | AAMCGorbachev's security detail managed to construct a makeshift television antenna so he and his family could watch the press conference
1991 Soviet coup attemptDamn you. Do what you want. But report my opinion!
1991 Soviet coup attemptThey would leave somewhat moved and decide to help. I understood why the offer came up, and I also understood that once a person walked out of this apartment, they were plunged back into the usual rhythm of life. In the end, people forgot their promises, and I didn’t remind them.
1989: Elena Mukhina Addresses the Myths in “After Fame, after Tragedy” – Gymnastics HistoryIn general, now I treat everything calmly. That came only after I had struggled through many problems on my own, without anyone’s help.
1989: Elena Mukhina Addresses the Myths in “After Fame, after Tragedy” – Gymnastics HistoryI’m tired of sensationalism. I live like any other disabled person, and there’s nothing sensational in such a life.
1989: Elena Mukhina Addresses the Myths in “After Fame, after Tragedy” – Gymnastics Historyconceptual change as the growth of a self-organizing network of concepts
Two steps forward, one step back | Nature PhysicsMatthew effect — the rich get richer and the poor get poorer
Two steps forward, one step back | Nature PhysicsWhen one of us2 first used the FCI at Harvard, a student asked: “How should I answer these questions? According to what you taught me, or according to the way I usually think about these things?”
Two steps forward, one step back | Nature PhysicsConfound the effeminates who spoil for us the use of good perfume
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