How We Fix Science - Brian Nosek Interview
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Dr. Brian Nosek is the director and founder of the Center for Open Science.
a solution oriented conversation about the replication crisis. You can see the original video here:
You can see my other interview with Dr. Paul Smaldino here:
Is he on some kind of treadmill?
It really looks like it.
There is a guy named Micheal Gregor that has a channel named Nutritionfacts.org
He does the same in his live Q&A's where you can see his face
I believe this has something to do with how we humans are made for standing up and walking, not sitting down. If we have to rest I'd be lying down.
It is better if you check out for yourself and come to your own conclusions on the matter rather than me forcing my beliefs on you, but if you don't know where to start I would humbly suggest the book "Spark"
It's really distracting. If you are going to do that, you have to address it. Otherwise, you can stop walking for a 15 minute interview. You'll still get in your steps. Stand, that's fine, but stoo walking.
@@DurzoGuile oh. That's maybe why I hate sitting and prefer walking or lying to it
@@shmel3689 If I may reccomend something, it is to look into sleeping positions and a better lifestyle, if not then try to find sitting positions that work along with discipline. Some sittings posistions are better for your back than others. Allthough, sitting in general is a shitty thing, unless it is done for resting which only lasts for about a couple of minutes.
Good Luck
@@DurzoGuile yeah, I will follow your advice, thanks!
This was a interesting interview. Thanks to the both of you. Walking while I talk helps me greatly with keeping my thoughts going in a conversation.
> hey I can do exercise and finish my interview at the same time. Yay!
the guy must be real busy. Also "this is not a writing wall". For who did he stick that on both walls? right next to each other lol
the other wall is painted with a paint so that it can be used as a whiteboard
@Tekagi it would probably make it very un-problematic if the non-whiteboard walls were also not white. Or have them all being whiteboards.
I have a PhD in Mathematics and struggle to publish more than about 3 papers per year because of the extreme standards for rigor. There are definitely superstars who can produce much more than that, but in general I'm highly skeptical of people who are constantly pumping out new research. The sudden explosion of output in social sciences alone suggests that a major watering down of scientific standards is taking place. What a mess they are creating. The worse part is that they are using that "research" to impact our policies, laws and institutions.
Since part of the PhD process is demonstrating mastery of a field, I propose that every PhD should include at least one published replication study.
Fun fact: He is actually stomping grapes throughout the interview.
P-value of this claim is P = .05
Thank you. :- )
I, like you, had long assumed that open data were the norm for research, and in the fields analyzed, it seems we were about 97% DEAD WRONG.
Scientists should probably do the things that smart people who are not trained scientists assume are happening; unless there's a very good reason.
For whatever it's worth, I think it would have been prohibitively expensive in the soon-distant past to make the data available with the paper.
Well done Coffeezilla and Brian Nosek. Greetings from Open Science Team Indonesia.
This is NOT a
writing wall
Very nice and encouraging interview!
Hi, it seems like you forgot the link for the other video in the description (I know where to find it, just wanted to point that out)
Two videos in...checks notes...1 minute?
...nice
Does anyone know where the "giraffes don't exist" meme came from? The first time I heard it was my high school biology teacher
Journal publishers are a racket. Non-affiliated individuals can't afford their rates. Public sci-libr's allow you to copy with smartphone but that publisher paywall stops that education.
Awesome stuffff
He moving constantly made me so anxious. I had to look away from the screen
@Brian
As this topic has fascinated me for along time i am moving more and more into the direction of STS, what is your perspective on the "culture" in this field?
Thank you for the great work, you are making it a lot easier for me.
Brian Tinynose is the type of guy to have a treadmill for a bed.
People need to learn how to do interviews. Don't do it in a small room with a ton of echo in it. Most rooms in the world are fine, this one room is not.
WTF did he record the audio on? A nokia 3310?
Can you also expose Dan Vas. He has a RUclips channel about Amazon FBA and similar shits. I don’t know if he is legit or not. If you expose him that could break the internet. 🤔😉
Is he really on a treadmill during a video interview.
Pretentious af.
I'm sorry that his number one priority in life isn't your viewing experience. Almost like he's not a you-tuber.
@@brackcarmony6385 there's no dash between you and tuber, btw. I dont think he's pretentious per se, maybe he's just busy. Could be he's just multi-tasking.
But: him being out of breath at times does make it difficult to understand what he's saying. Also, wish he invested in getting a better mic for this interview.
Moriarty Vivaldi Some people think better while moving around.
@Bigtombowski big money salvia reference. I like
@Bigtombowski I hate you