Dynomight
The pseudonymous author of dynomight.net, who writes carefully argued posts about health claims, statistics and artificial intelligence, and who reads the underlying papers before deciding what to believe. He publishes his own retractions as full posts rather than as footnotes.
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· held 5 months
Believed beforesaid
Their words thenI suspect that if you decided to be open-minded, then the Being would probably be extremely persuasive. But I don’t think it’s very common to do that.
Nowsaid
Our readingNo longer believes this.
Their wordsI’m switching positions because of an argument I found very persuasive.
- 3 years earlier
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· held 9 months
Believed beforesaid
Their words thenThat hokey unfashionable techniques like practicing gratitude turn out to have strong scientific evidence behind them
Nowsaid
Our readingNo longer believes this.
Their wordsI think the scientific evidence for gratitude is mostly a mirage. It’s not just unsupported, it verges on disproven.