Ultimate brain rot experience™

made me think about @cjvanlissa.bsky.social and co's recent work (doi.org/10.31234/osf...) as well as a much less incisive but aligned piece I wrote about problems in psych games research during my PhD (osf.io/fp89z)

Thank you, much appreciated :)

*googling skullet*

Q: are modern times too good at being good to such an extent that in the end they’re still bad?

Upon reflection, I think what I like about the book is that the underlying sentiment is not "modern times are bad" but rather "modern times are sometimes too good at being good"

That’s nice of you, thank you!

Cool, looking forward to reading the paper!

I was wondering: Are discon. & procrast. not conceptually related? In that once you reduce one thing the other goes down autom.? Simply bc so much of what we do online is procrast?

Or is the alt H that people would then simply procrastinate differently?

Works for me, too

Never overestimate the power of peer-review 🧘‍♂️

Well, you’re right about Nicole — and I used the same strategy as you did here ;)

but I believe the rest is wrong 🫣

hint for me: Fleetwood Mac made it into my top 5 bands …