What Stephan Guyenet thinks about physics

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Obesity researcher with a PhD in neuroscience, formerly at the University of Washington, and author of The Hungry Brain. Writes about the neuroscience of body weight and food reward at stephanguyenet.com.

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1. 30 Aug 2018

   Our readingNutrition is one of the domains where beliefs track group identity rather than evidence, so an expert's claims there deserve more suspicion than in physics.

   Their wordsThe likelihood that someone is providing high-quality information in these domains is lower than in less controversial areas like physics or neuroscience.

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