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Glad I said this: “People like Andrew Huberman are taking the incredible things we’ve learned and using them for marketing,” vox.com/future-perfect…

Still in shock that it's been a YEAR since this was me! I can't wait to read all the juicy science gossip these writers drop this summer. <3

A new study reveals elephants can call each other by name. What does that mean for the movement for their rights? celia ford Peggy Miles Featuring an interview with NhRP Senior Staff Attorney Monica L. Miller vox.com/future-perfect…

A new study reveals elephants can call each other by name. What does that mean for the movement for their rights? celia ford reports for Vox: vox.com/future-perfect…

I'm looking for scientists again! 🐒🐭🦇🪼 Are you a former grad student, postdoc, PI, or staff scientists who did experiments with animals, and left the field with some ~trauma~ ? I would love to hear your story. DM or email me: celia (dot) ford (at) voxmedia (dot) com ✨

it's a very fun time to be writing about consciousness, but I'm particularly grateful for our gang over at Future Perfect, covering things from Sigal Samuel's explainer on panpsychism, celia ford's dopamine explainer, & letting me riff on everything from jhanas to machine minds

I wrote about the "generosity crisis" that probably isn't happening. People are bad at measuring generosity beyond donations to 501(c)(3)s. But we perform acts of kindness all the time -- hopefully, the nonprofit world will learn to see them. shorturl.at/mfkIv

The thing about AI is that no one knows how it works (not even AI developers). Interpreting AI is HARD, but it’s a challenge worth tackling. When AI messes up, humans should be capable of asking why. My AI interpretability explainer for Vox: vox.com/future-perfect…

Why the hell is breaking an Olympic sport when pole dancing is literally right there? celia ford — FP fellow, pole instructor, neuroscientist extraordinaire — explains for Vox vox.com/culture/366257…

Back online! Thanks celia ford for asking me about my ideas re: #poledance & the Olympics. Had my 8th pole anniversary this week & I’m more and more convinced that without recognition & appreciation of its origins, pole in the Olympics would just be a boring clean-up. More here⤵️

A new study in Science reveals that researchers wildly underestimated how many people don’t have safe drinking water. The figure used to be 2 billion. It's actually double that. celia ford for Vox: vox.com/future-perfect…

It's here!!! Today I launched a new philosophical advice column at Vox This is not your bubbe's advice column! Here's a short 🧵about what makes it very different from others vox.com/future-perfect…

We buy stuff. We throw it away. But what if we changed the pattern of buy-toss-repeat? For Vox, I wrote about the potential of the circular economy as a possible solution to the ills of overconsumption (and poorly made things): vox.com/future-perfect…

Autism researchers often use lab mice that have been genetically engineered to express behaviours associated with the disorder. But the value of those animal experiments has become the subject of debate among neuroscientists. celia ford explains: link.chtbl.com/UYIyzPYC

Stoked to be apart of Vox 2024 #FuturePerfect50 & even more stoked to have chatted with celia ford about defining concepts for yourself, the myth of objectivity, my fav SZA tweet and how annoying I find resiliency