More is Different

Home
Notes
Archive
Leaderboard
About
Why Lawrence Lessig is wrong about Francesca Gino
Francesca Gino is almost certainly guilty of multiple counts of fraud
 • 
Dan Elton
New
Top
Community
How common is scientific fraud?
More common than we'd like to admit
 • 
Dan Elton
1
Why AI doctors should not be FDA regulated
The FDA is a sacred cow in medicine. Thus, it was refreshing when I saw a recent critique of the FDA’s current system for AI regulation published in…
 • 
Dan Elton
15
Book review: "Innovation Breakdown"
Subtitle: "How the FDA and Wall Street Cripple Medical Advances"
 • 
Dan Elton
4
Sorry Dr. Coughlin, “aging” and “old age” are real, and they suck
Aging denialism must be overcome
 • 
Dan Elton
7
How to treat Long Covid as a brain-based (psychosomatic) illness
Oddly, there are no other articles online about this?
 • 
Dan Elton
7
Psychosomatic contributors to Long Covid suffering
“Lots of people act like psychosomatic = not a real problem. Unfortunately, having a symptom for psychosomatic reasons sucks just as much as having it…
 • 
Dan Elton
6
The "false fatigue alarm" theory for Long Covid fatigue
Epistemic status: speculative “… a very deep, primal part of your nervous system protects you from damage and shuts you down… After a while, they (your…
 • 
Dan Elton
1
More is Different
More is Different
Explorations centered around how to accelerate progress in science & technology (progress studies, metascience). Other topics of interest : AI, Effective Altruism, transhumanism.
Recommendations
View all 16
The Roots of Progress
The Roots of Progress
Jason Crawford
Astral Codex Ten
Astral Codex Ten
Scott Alexander
Virginia's Newsletter
Virginia's Newsletter
Virginia Postrel
Vinay Prasad's Observations and Thoughts
Vinay Prasad's Observations and Thoughts
Vinay Prasad
Bentham's Newsletter
Bentham's Newsletter
Bentham's Bulldog

More is Different

AboutArchiveRecommendationsSitemap
© 2023 Daniel C. Elton
Privacy ∙ Terms ∙ Collection notice
Start WritingGet the app
Substack is the home for great writing