
80k After Hours Luisa and Robert Long on how to make independent research more fun
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Mar 14, 2023 Two researchers wrestle with the discomfort of putting probabilities on murky questions, imposter syndrome, and the nerve it takes to publish imperfect work. They explore how to keep research connected to other people, when impact starts to crowd out enjoyment, and why structure and self-understanding can make independent work more sustainable.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Is the Nuclear Project a Bi-Modal?
01:35 • 2min
The Probability of Consciousness
03:08 • 2min
Is There More Monolent Certitude in Consciousness?
05:18 • 2min
Is There a Risk of Nuclear War?
07:20 • 4min
A Possible Lesson From the Imposter Syndrome
11:03 • 2min
You Want That Belief Without Something Like, I Can't Solve Everything?
13:22 • 2min
Is There More You Want to Say About Your Research?
15:36 • 2min
Totally. Yeah. And I'm Not Finding It Really Hard
17:19 • 2min
The Pit You Really Want to Avoid Is Your Work Not Making Contact With the World
19:04 • 2min
Chatbots and ChatBots
21:04 • 2min
Is There Anything You Can Do About It?
22:34 • 2min
I've Been Coming to Grips With This Realization That a Lot of My Experience Is Changeable
24:46 • 3min
Is There a Point at Which You're Just Bullying Yourself?
27:47 • 2min
CBT
29:29 • 2min
Do You Have a Passion?
31:36 • 2min
The Gold Standard Is Not 100% Happiness
33:21 • 2min
Is There a Balance Between Management and Accountability?
35:11 • 4min
Do You Think You're Doing It Again?
39:25 • 2min
What Do Researchers Need?
41:45 • 2min


