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Science Might Need More God
Reasons to do pure science all pretty much fall into four categories. Either the activity or the products of pure science are valuable for their consequences or intrinsically. So you might say that doing pure science is, like dancing, an ex...
Upload Yourself for Better Tech Transfer
Editor’s note: One of the recurring themes here at Reinvent Science is capturing and using tacit knowledge developed by researchers. Naturally, we were excited to have Virginia Emery and Jared Silvia, both scientists who have founded deep t...
The Scientific Literature is Poisonous to LLMs
We can think of no corpus of text more toxic to the training of useful LLMs than the 21st century scientific literature. Imagining a two-by-two matrix with the axes honest vs. dishonest and right vs. wrong, the scientific literature is spla...
Against Networking
Small-world networks1 are ones in which most nodes are connected to several neighbors (these groups are known as “cliques”) while a few nodes have long-distance connections. Perhaps surprisingly, small world networks are better at generatin...
Hey AI for Science Folks, Supercharge Our Walks in the Woods
Getting out of the lab or office and doing something else is a key creative step in the scientific process. Most scientists we’ve met recognize the power of a long walk and know when to wander alone with their thoughts and when to walk and...
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