Esther Boissin

boissinesther.bsky.social

28 September 2026 11:35

Happy to share a new preprint with @tomcostello.bsky.social, @dgrand.bsky.social and @gordpennycook.bsky.social 🧵 "What beliefs are most debunkable?" osf.io/preprints/ps... We investigate the characteristics of the beliefs that are (or are not) influenced by counterevidence in 3,341 AI dialogues.

Nicolas Beauvais

nicolasbeauvais.bsky.social

07 September 2026 14:30

1/4 🧵 New paper out (open access!) with @wimdeneys.bsky.social Can people tell a strong argument from a weak one on the fly, or only once they stop to think? We find that people already have some intuitive sensitivity to argument strength, but deliberation helps a lot.

Alexey Koshevoy

alexeykoshevoy.bsky.social

07 September 2026 14:29

Are you interested in lexical competition, agent-based modelling, strong inference and Ukrainian? Then this paper, just published in @pnasnexus.org, is for you. With @oliviermorin.bsky.social and @sobchuk.bsky.social, we asked a simple question: why do some words become more common than others?

Julia M. Rohrer

dingdingpeng.the100.ci

01 September 2026 08:43

Me reading psychology: sheesh people should really be more precise in their language. Me reading analytical philosophy:

opfuchs.gay

13 August 2026 16:12

This is fascinating and potentially a very important finding. Adding to tonight's to-read pile