Sarah Kucker
@skucker.bsky.social
Assistant Professor of Psychology, Southern Methodist University.
Language & Cognitive Development with a heavy sprinkle of digital media.
Loves snow, running, food, and science.
She/Her. Views are my own.
Language & Cognitive Development with a heavy sprinkle of digital media.
Loves snow, running, food, and science.
She/Her. Views are my own.
Reposted by Sarah Kucker
Being a good scientist means being able to look at a complex system & make sense of it, without buffing it so smooth you lose truth.
Complex systems are confusing. The data is sometimes messy. Over-simplifying by putting things in boxes (or- ahem- binaries) is doing a bad job of understanding it.
Complex systems are confusing. The data is sometimes messy. Over-simplifying by putting things in boxes (or- ahem- binaries) is doing a bad job of understanding it.
May 12, 2025 at 9:33 PM
Being a good scientist means being able to look at a complex system & make sense of it, without buffing it so smooth you lose truth.
Complex systems are confusing. The data is sometimes messy. Over-simplifying by putting things in boxes (or- ahem- binaries) is doing a bad job of understanding it.
Complex systems are confusing. The data is sometimes messy. Over-simplifying by putting things in boxes (or- ahem- binaries) is doing a bad job of understanding it.