nathanliang.bsky.social
Psych PhD @cornelluniversity.bsky.social & NSF-GRFP @jowylie.bsky.social's WyLab studying moral curiosity + social learning. Prev. data science @ LiMu, Discover Financial. @duke-university.bsky.social '21 | 🇺🇸-🇹🇼 he/him | https://1nathanliang.github.io
👤 Joined on 20 September 2023
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@nathanliang.bsky.socialDolls are incredibly widespread but not universal cross-culturally. In addition to functioning as toys, dolls are commonly used for supernatural purposes to punish enemies, heal or protect, increase fertility, or embody spirits. New paper in EHB www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Show PostThe peer review process has been incredibly frustrating in recent years for all parties. But today I got a pleasant surprise waiting in the mail box. The editors of Political Behavior sent such a cute postcard to thank their reviewers!!!!
Show PostA short adapted excerpt from WHY WE ASK WHY was published in The Atlantic this morning! So excited to share this in advance of the book's publication on Oct 6! 😊 📕 www.theatlantic.com/science/2026...
Show PostI am still just SO excited that Felipe De Brigard (@felipedebrigard.bsky.social) got a MacArthur Genius Grant! He has done so much amazing work in experimental philosophy, cognitive neuroscience, and a million other fields, and it's absolutely wonderful to see him getting recognized like this
Show Post🎉 COS has established an independent subsidiary organization in Brussels! While the Belgian organization is legally independent from COS in the US, it will not operate separately—it's part of one integrated, global COS organization with a shared mission, strategy, & brand
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