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Inventing Temperature

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Author

Hasek Chang

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Mentioned in 7 episodes

Mentioned by

Nicole Rust

as a book describing how researchers traversed from a sense of hot and cold to thermodynamics.

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317 | Nicole Rust on Why Neuroscience Hasn't Solved Brain Disorders

Recommended by John Krakauer, impacting

Paul Middlebrooks

and

Nicole Rust

with its insights on scientific progress.

53 snips

BI 214 Nicole Rust: How To Actually Fix Brains and Minds

Mentioned by Tamler (via patron Noah Silbert) as an accessible history-of-science book with chapter-sized sections suitable for the tournament.

33 snips

Episode 328: Weapons Free

Mentioned by

Kenzie Cooperrider

as a book about the development of temperature measurement.

13 snips

Can we measure consciousness?

Mentioned by

Rahul Samaranayake

while discussing Hasok Chang’s research and how studying temperature challenged assumptions about scientific objectivity.

13 snips

Machine Learning (Still) Has a Pseudoscience Problem | Mel Andrews

Mentioned by

Andrea Hiott

as an inspirational example showing how a felt quality becomes a reliable scientific measurement through iterative invention.

#95 Inventing Temperature, Operational Coherence, Activist Realism and Active Knowledge with Cambridge philosopher Hasok Chang

Mentioned by

Daniel Filan

as a book he's reading, popular in less-wrong spheres.

47 - David Rein on METR Time Horizons

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