Bryce-Allen Bagley
@bryce-allen-bagley.bsky.social
Interdisciplinary scientist @ some neat intersections of AI/ML, Complex Systems, AI Safety, Neurotech, Biophysics, & Psychiatry | Anti-fan of AI manipulating people | research-focused MD candidate @ Stanford | amateur chef | Belizean+German
This is excellent. I love the framing of effective collaborative problem solving in science as being akin to good improv theater or D&D.
Top 4 things to know about doing science:
1. You need to have someone you can talk to
2. One-on-one discussions are the best
3. Think about discussions as improvisations and use the ‘yes, and’ rule
4. Create a safe space so both of you feel open to saying seemingly silly things
1. You need to have someone you can talk to
2. One-on-one discussions are the best
3. Think about discussions as improvisations and use the ‘yes, and’ rule
4. Create a safe space so both of you feel open to saying seemingly silly things
January 13, 2025 at 4:43 AM
This is excellent. I love the framing of effective collaborative problem solving in science as being akin to good improv theater or D&D.
Panko seared tilapia with Thai chili sauce, oven roasted carrots, and pseudo-tamagoyaki
January 13, 2025 at 4:38 AM
Panko seared tilapia with Thai chili sauce, oven roasted carrots, and pseudo-tamagoyaki
As we mourn the passing of Jimmy Carter, I find myself struck -- as I have been many times in the past -- with gratitude that out of all Presidents the US has seen in its history, he was the one to write the printed text for the Voyager disks.
Our message in a bottle, cast out amongst the stars.
Our message in a bottle, cast out amongst the stars.
January 7, 2025 at 2:25 AM
As we mourn the passing of Jimmy Carter, I find myself struck -- as I have been many times in the past -- with gratitude that out of all Presidents the US has seen in its history, he was the one to write the printed text for the Voyager disks.
Our message in a bottle, cast out amongst the stars.
Our message in a bottle, cast out amongst the stars.
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111k kids with long COVID
20k kids with severe long COVID
I don't understand why every parent is not insisting on hepa filters for clean air in every classroom
10m kids in school, 111k affected
Why is sacrificing the health of 1% of kids ok?
20k kids with severe long COVID
I don't understand why every parent is not insisting on hepa filters for clean air in every classroom
10m kids in school, 111k affected
Why is sacrificing the health of 1% of kids ok?
January 4, 2025 at 9:14 AM
111k kids with long COVID
20k kids with severe long COVID
I don't understand why every parent is not insisting on hepa filters for clean air in every classroom
10m kids in school, 111k affected
Why is sacrificing the health of 1% of kids ok?
20k kids with severe long COVID
I don't understand why every parent is not insisting on hepa filters for clean air in every classroom
10m kids in school, 111k affected
Why is sacrificing the health of 1% of kids ok?
Reposted by Bryce-Allen Bagley
Privacy is a human right. See what we'd want in a consumer privacy law here:
To Address Online Harms, We Must Consider Privacy First
In this report, we outline how many of the internet's ills have one thing in common: they're based on the business model of widespread corporate surveillance online. Dismantling this system would not ...
eff.org
December 30, 2024 at 9:06 PM
Privacy is a human right. See what we'd want in a consumer privacy law here:
Reposted by Bryce-Allen Bagley
Has any american politician addressed the trend of whistleblowers dying?
December 28, 2024 at 5:02 AM
Has any american politician addressed the trend of whistleblowers dying?