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Hosted by Paul Connor · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 59 episodes
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A podcast about psychology, academia, culture, and politics, hosted by Rachel Hartman and Paul Connor.
Paul Connor hosts More of a Comment Than a Question, a science show with 59 episodes published.
OK, we may have a problem. Here, in this, our fourth attempt at a final episode, we welcome our friends from the excellent Nullius In Verba podcast Daniël Lakens and Smriti Mehta (yes THAT Smriti Mehta) to discuss why ps
Rachel had a baby! Paul left academia! It is all happening and we have the world exclusive scoop for you dear listeners in this ultra special super secret extra extra final episode of MOACTAQ.
Super top secret bonus episode because Paul misses Rachel and because we can do what we want you're not the boss of us.
Rachel is leaving academia, and Paul is moving on to a new career stage, so we've decided to put the pod to rest. In this, our last pod, we make some final comments and send out some final thankyous as we cast MOACTAQ ge
Like almost everyone else, we are impressed and a little freaked out by recent advances in AI, particularly in the context of large language models like ChatGPT, so we invited our most AI-obsessed friends and family memb
We chatted with Professor Daniël Lakens from TU Eindhoven about his recent proposal for universities to require scientists to submit their proposed research to methodological review boards before data collection. Read Da
In this episode we were joined by Steve Rathje, a postdoc at NYU, to discuss his research on how intergroup animosity drives virality on social media. Read Steve's work here, Facebook's response here, and Steve's respons
We were joined by Annalisa Myer, a grad student from CUNY graduate center, and Carlos Rebollar, lab manager of the Deepest Beliefs lab at UNC, to discuss mixing activism and science, and whether Carlos should go to grad
We chatted with Professor Stuart Ritchie from Kings College London about the Queen's passing and the journal Nature Human Behaviour's plans to protect the world from harmful scientific findings. Follow Stuart on his subs
In this episode we discuss academic Twitter's enfant terrible Tim Gill, and wade into some complex questions considering the Safe Faculty Project and student loan forgiveness. Follow Professor Gill (at your own risk) her
We were joined by Professor Chris Ferguson of Stetson University to discuss his upcoming new book 'Catastrophe!: How Psychology Explains Why Good People Make Bad Situations Worse' and whether Paul can join his Dungeons a
We welcome University of Miami postdoc Shane Littrell on the pod to discuss his research on bullshitting, Paul's pretentious website, and Thomas Chatterton Williams' bad week online. Find out more about Shane's research
In this episode we welcome marketing graduate student and TikTok celebrity Ethan Milne onto the podcast to talk about his social media fame, his research, an interesting incident at his Western University, the concept of
We discuss gun violence and mass shootings in the USA, as well as the debate around 'Great Replacement Theory.' Links: Cloud Research's Innovations in Online Research Conference: link Tweet thread from Professor Geoffrey
We discuss the moral philosophy of abortion, and make a few comments about the public reaction to the leaked Supreme Court Roe v Wade decision. Here's some data on the stability of public attitudes toward abortion since
In this episode we are joined by famous podcaster Yoel Inbar (who we also found out is a Professor of Psychology at the University of Toronto) to discuss a recent controversy surrounding this paper in PNAS, and the ethic
We were joined by Cory Clark, director of the Adversarial Collaboration Project and visiting scholar at the University of Pennsylvania, to discuss her research on ideological bias in science, adversarial collaboration, c
We chatted with Aaron Moss, senior researcher at Cloud Research, about his recent paper on the ethics of using MTurk for behavioral research, conflicts of interest, global capitalism, and Will Smith. Read Aaron's paper h
We were joined by journalist and podcaster Katie Herzog to discuss her recent piece about an academic #metoo scandal that was not what it seemed. You can read Katie's piece here: https://reason.com/2022/03/14/how-an-acad
In this episode we were joined by Ekaterina Damer, co-founder of the data collection website Prolific (https://www.prolific.co/) to discuss the numerous challenges involved in staring the company, online data collection,
Tim Gill
independent scholar, writer and consultant on childhood
1 appearance on this show
Chris Ferguson
Commercial Director APAC · Stetson University
1 appearance on this show
Professor Geoffrey Miller
Evolutionary Psychology, Mating, and Academic Life
1 appearance on this show
Cory Clark
director of the Adversarial Collaboration Project, visiting scholar at the University of Pennsylvania · University of Pennsylvania
1 appearance on this show
Alex Kogan
Scholar Exchange
1 appearance on this show
Luke Hartman
Tumult Labs
1 appearance on this show
Daniël Lakens
TU Eindhoven
1 appearance on this show
Steve Rathje
NYU
1 appearance on this show
Carlos Rebollar
UNC
1 appearance on this show
Annalisa Myer
CUNY graduate center
1 appearance on this show
Stuart Ritchie
Kings College London
1 appearance on this show
Shane Littrell
University of Miami
1 appearance on this show
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More of a Comment Than a Question is hosted by Paul Connor. The show is categorised under science (social) and has published 59 episodes.
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