Livestream of @Neuralink demonstrating “Telepathy” – controlling a computer and playing video games just by thinking

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Unexpected & big: it is famously hard to get people to stop believing in conspiracy theories, but… A controlled trial finds a 3 round debate with GPT-4 arguing the other side robustly lowers conspiracy theory beliefs and the effects persist over time, even for true believers.

The 4 dark laws of online engagement: 1. Negativity bias drives headline clicks 2. Extreme opinions drive in-group sharing 3. Out-group animosity drives engagement 4. "Moral-emotional" language goes viral I discuss our research on the dark side of virality with Derek Thompson

Want to be a better communicator? Listen to this great discussion between Charles Duhigg and Dr. Scott Barry Kaufman ⛵🛵. Be sure you're having the same kind of conversation as your partner. I'll be assigning this in my Flourishing class at NYU podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how…

Je doute qu’on ramène les conspis en tournant en dérision leurs idées et leurs opinions.

Je trouve ça fou que tout le monde semble prêt à parler de la violence des mineurs et pas de la violence sur mineur. 🙃

From Brussels with love ❤️Rob Henderson Thank you for depicting so well the struggles of abandoned, abused and neglected children.

Social media is a collective trap: Users feel compelled to stay engaged, even if they hate it. The majority of people would prefer to live in a world without Tik Tok or Instagram (which currently have 3.5 billion users). Indeed, nearly 60% of Instagram users wish the platform

Un philosophe, un avocat, une seule sociologue… Et pas un seul psychologue scientifique invité pour parler de la polarisation et du comportement humain dans le débat public. 🙃

Bruxelles ❤️

With The Bear Season 3 releasing TOMORROW… I feel obligated to post one of the greatest scenes in Television, from Season 2. Episode 7: “Forks”

JUST IN: TIME Magazine cover

🇺🇲 États-Unis: Tentative d'assassinat contre Trump lors d'un meeting en Pennsylvanie.

From Jonathan Haidt's The Righteous Mind:

Are political conservatives better off? It depends how you define it: while conservatives tend to report happier and more meaningful lives, this isn't true of folks living a rich interesting life. New paper w/Shige Oishi Dr. Samantha Heintzelman Nick Buttrick, now in press at JRP 🧵

best video of the olympics if you ask me

It’s completely irresponsible for French parents to take young children to a country where they will be exposed to customs so contrary to our most sacred values. Who is to say their young and impressionable minds won’t be permanently damaged by such barbaric practices?

Out in Science Advances: The unexpected durability of political animosity around elections. We find that partisans who voted for the winning candidate are no less polarized post-election than those on the losing side. Neil Fasching Yphtach Lelkes Sean Westwood science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…