Adam Mastroianni

from Undertone Hosted by Dan Schulz

Adam and I talk about humor, peer review, and the future of science. Timestamps (0:00:00) Intro (0:00:45) Is bias overrated? (0:01:46) Researcher ambition (0:05:52) Illusion of moral decline (0:08:10) Morality over time (0:11:33) Humor and teaching (0:13:48) Misconceptions about humor (0:16:48) Lost in translation (0:21:07) Good research ideas (0:27:37) Peer review (0:29:51) Science House (0:35:29) Identifying talent (0:40:11) Adam's acting career (0:49:59) Art blemishes (0:52:10) What makes a good piece of writing? (0:54:21) Adam's information diet (0:55:10) Poorly defined problems (0:58:40) Measures of intelligence (1:01:35) The Milgram Study (1:04:17) The replication crisis (1:06:15) How many studies matter? (1:10:19) The future of science Links - Adam's Substack - Adam's Twitter - Subscribe to the podcast on YouTube, Apple, Spotify, or Substack. - Follow Dan on X. - Share anonymous feedback on the podcast here: https://forms.gle/w7LXMCXhdJ5Q2eB9A

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