How to reason about COVID, and other hard things (Kelsey Piper)

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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Is Covid Changing Your Views on Epistemology?

02:02 • 3min

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Do You Really Know What You're Doing?

05:05 • 5min

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Are You Often Wrong in a Systematic Direction?

09:39 • 2min

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What's the First Hour of Research?

11:34 • 3min

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Listen to Reasonable People

14:05 • 2min

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Is There a Circulation in the US?

16:18 • 3min

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Cove, You Know, Is Going to Be a Big Deal?

19:37 • 4min

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Is There an Official or Unofficial Norm in the Media to Be Really Reluctant to Be More Worried Than the Mainstream Scientific Consensus?

23:16 • 2min

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Health and Science Reporters - Is This an Emergency?

25:29 • 2min

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Can the CDC Be Trusted in Different Kinds of Sources?

27:48 • 2min

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How to Think About Evidence

30:00 • 3min

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Are You Thinking About Taking Fluvoxmine?

32:33 • 2min

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Are You Suspect? Or Is It a Weird Endpoint?

34:10 • 4min

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Are You Underpower to Detect an Effect?

37:47 • 2min

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P = Point O Five, Cut Off for Statistical Significance

39:40 • 2min

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Fluvaxmin

41:36 • 2min

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Ivor Mectan

43:16 • 4min

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Is Prophylactically a Good Thing?

47:10 • 2min

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Iver Meton or the Miracle Cure That the Government Is Hitting for You?

49:19 • 4min

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Do You Think Evermecdan Is a Horsed Wormer?

52:55 • 3min

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Is There a Connection Between Economic Growth and Human Growth?

56:20 • 3min

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Are We Trying to Change People's Hearts and Minds?

59:29 • 4min

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Climate Change

01:03:06 • 3min

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Climate Change

01:05:46 • 2min

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Is There a Future for Climate Change?

01:07:53 • 3min

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Population Ethics

01:10:34 • 3min

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I Want That Planet Exist, Right?

01:13:55 • 2min

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Ivormecton Prophylaxis

01:15:47 • 2min