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Preserving a Sense of Wonder in DNA - Issue 92: Frontiers - Nautilus

nautil.us/issue/92/front…

#dna
The ocean in humanity’s future

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#future #humanity #ocean
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Simon touches on a key point in his first item.

As with #falsifiability in #science, in #practice '#ethics' only work in the context of a #profession or #community *from which one can be #excluded*.

Those wishing to be #trusted as #ethical must stop issuing '#principles' and...
..setting up #EthicsBoards like @Google's or private courts like @Facebook's @OversightBoard (both demonstrating how poorly #BigTech grasps basic concepts like #justice, let alone #ethics, and how both - as #sovereign powers - have utterly misconceived #community) and start to...
...genuinely #professionalise.

Not in the shitty, self-serving, #cartel-like fashion of many companies & industry bodies in tech, advertising - and yes, DP & privacy - but in broader, deeper, more #connected ways that *could* deliver the #trustworthy #institutions of the future.
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Commentary by Dijksterhuis, author of original study on behaviour priming that failed to replicate in most recent @RegReports, falls into usual post hoc explanations and lack of falsifiability. 1/n psychologicalscience.org/redesign/wp-co… #replicability #opensciecne
All degrees of freedom that are required to make the effect significant post hoc were foreseeable a priori. Eg exclude those who reporting being suspicious of the study's intent. If this data was collected + the original theory state it's an unconscious effect, 2/n
then why wasn't this employed as an exclusion criterion? Author reports not expecting such a high rate of suspicion, but it if was a priori relevant the rate wouldn't matter or could have had a design contingency. 3/n
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