Steps to Phaeacia
Ben ChuggPhilosophy, epistemology, progress, mayhem. And book reviews.
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Mapping the proof landscape
Last time I confessed some worries I had about how AI is affecting research in math and statistics. I ended by saying that I was ultimately optimistic, but that it would take developing new norms and practices about how to work with these t...
Knowledge without labor?
It’s hard to overstate how much AI has changed my research life. I don’t know a single PhD student who doesn’t use it. I probably don’t know a single professor who doesn’t use it, either. Friends who swore these models were useless for math...
Book Review: Bad Therapy
I. Nuance will kill you
Here are several recent trends.
- Self-reports of depression and anxiety among teens in North America have been on the rise since roughly the mid 2010s. Self-harm and suicides have also increased, though not b...
Book review: American Pastoral
Book club discussion here (now with transcripts!). Spoilers of both American Pastoral and Crime and Punishment below.
Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment follows Rodion Raskolnikov into psychological hell. In the grip of some bad idea...
Literature as extended thought experiment
For the past three years I’ve been involved in a book club with two friends. It’s fiction only, a choice we could barely explain to ourselves at the time, let alone to others. All of us came from the stemcell camp—Rich from finance, Cam fro...
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