In case you missed it — we were on the Clearer Thinking podcast with Spencer Greenberg, talking about cybernetics, psychology, and philosophy of science. Check it out: Episode 281: A new paradigm for psychology research (with Slime Mold Time Mold)
The Syndrome of the Ultra-fit:
…it should be evident that there is a whole army of regulatory systems in place that detect caloric flux. It is incredibly difficult if not impossible to outsmart these systems over long periods of time
Also:
The best strategy I have found is reverse-dieting. Increasing caloric intake by 100kcal per week. In my early twenties, I reverse-dieted my way from 2000kcal to 2500kcal over the course of 5 weeks. Interestingly, I have gained no to minimal amounts of fat but started to feel more vital.
I have seen something similar a number of times – individuals who had been undereating for a long time gradually increase their caloric intake over the span of a couple of weeks. And despite eating e.g., 25% more than before, they gain no to minimal amounts of fat.
So You Want to Abolish Property Taxes
It USED to be that when a scientist discovered something important, like finding the malarial parasite in the gastrointestinal tract of a mosquito, thereby demonstrating that mosquitos transmit the disease, you would write a poem about it and send it to your wife:

Neurons Gone Wild via The Seeds of Science
A Naturalistic Court Discussion from 1685
Butlerian-Jihad-coded: (though of course we disagree with the obesity metaphor) Are we living in a stupidogenic society?
Aella doing the kind of basic due diligence we need more of: Birth Control Myths Vs Data
People often ask us how to get started in science. Here’s a great example: My first palaeo paper is 20 years old today!
Absence of evidence is evidence of absence; it just isn’t proof

I heard you guys on Spencer’s show and was excited by the thesis of the new book. However as far as I can see it’s online only – any chance you could publish it as an epub or similar? I would pay $ for it.
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Thank you! We do hope to publish it as an ebook, just moving a little slowly since we haven’t done that before. Hopefully soon! 🙂
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Nice one.
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