NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Materials
Here are my materials and reviewer comments on both of my NSF Graduate Research Fellowship applications.
NSF-GRFP
1 Posts
addiction
1 Posts
A review of "Dopamine nation - Finding balance in the age of indulgance" by Anna Lembke, M. D.
Dr. Lembke introduces us to the "age of indulgance", and how overindulgance impacts our brains, how we can reset, and how to live with balance and fulfillment in a Skinner box.
applications
1 Posts
NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Materials
Here are my materials and reviewer comments on both of my NSF Graduate Research Fellowship applications.
book-review
5 Posts
A review of "Ten billion" by Stephen Emmott
Mr. Emmott does his best to forecast the state of humankind and reaches a pessimistic conclusion - "we're fucked".
A review of "What we owe the future" by William MacAskill
Mr. MacAskill details why we should care about future generations, what puts them at risk, and what we can do the secure their wellbeing. Also, he tells you why you should have kids.
A review of "Dopamine nation - Finding balance in the age of indulgance" by Anna Lembke, M. D.
Dr. Lembke introduces us to the "age of indulgance", and how overindulgance impacts our brains, how we can reset, and how to live with balance and fulfillment in a Skinner box.
A review of "The rise and fall of the great powers" by Paul Kennedy
In over 500 pages, Mr. Kennedy puts the world power and economic landscape into the context of the last 500 years of world history, and prognosticates what will come next.
A review of "Technopoly - The surrender of culture to technology" by Neil Postman
Mr. Postman, in his unmistakably direct, eeirily profound, and occasionally sarcastic way, foretells of a society where technology dictates culture to consumers. And it's hard to say he's wrong.
climate-economics
1 Posts
When a side project takes on a life of its own
Ramblings on my new working paper, and the true value of planning.
current-affairs
2 Posts
A review of "Ten billion" by Stephen Emmott
Mr. Emmott does his best to forecast the state of humankind and reaches a pessimistic conclusion - "we're fucked".
A review of "Technopoly - The surrender of culture to technology" by Neil Postman
Mr. Postman, in his unmistakably direct, eeirily profound, and occasionally sarcastic way, foretells of a society where technology dictates culture to consumers. And it's hard to say he's wrong.
economics
2 Posts
A review of "Ten billion" by Stephen Emmott
Mr. Emmott does his best to forecast the state of humankind and reaches a pessimistic conclusion - "we're fucked".
A review of "The rise and fall of the great powers" by Paul Kennedy
In over 500 pages, Mr. Kennedy puts the world power and economic landscape into the context of the last 500 years of world history, and prognosticates what will come next.
ethics
1 Posts
A review of "What we owe the future" by William MacAskill
Mr. MacAskill details why we should care about future generations, what puts them at risk, and what we can do the secure their wellbeing. Also, he tells you why you should have kids.
life
1 Posts
When a side project takes on a life of its own
Ramblings on my new working paper, and the true value of planning.
longtermism
1 Posts
A review of "What we owe the future" by William MacAskill
Mr. MacAskill details why we should care about future generations, what puts them at risk, and what we can do the secure their wellbeing. Also, he tells you why you should have kids.
materials
1 Posts
NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Materials
Here are my materials and reviewer comments on both of my NSF Graduate Research Fellowship applications.
philosophy
2 Posts
A review of "What we owe the future" by William MacAskill
Mr. MacAskill details why we should care about future generations, what puts them at risk, and what we can do the secure their wellbeing. Also, he tells you why you should have kids.
A review of "Technopoly - The surrender of culture to technology" by Neil Postman
Mr. Postman, in his unmistakably direct, eeirily profound, and occasionally sarcastic way, foretells of a society where technology dictates culture to consumers. And it's hard to say he's wrong.
psychology
1 Posts
A review of "Dopamine nation - Finding balance in the age of indulgance" by Anna Lembke, M. D.
Dr. Lembke introduces us to the "age of indulgance", and how overindulgance impacts our brains, how we can reset, and how to live with balance and fulfillment in a Skinner box.
ramblings
1 Posts
When a side project takes on a life of its own
Ramblings on my new working paper, and the true value of planning.
self-help
1 Posts
A review of "Dopamine nation - Finding balance in the age of indulgance" by Anna Lembke, M. D.
Dr. Lembke introduces us to the "age of indulgance", and how overindulgance impacts our brains, how we can reset, and how to live with balance and fulfillment in a Skinner box.
technology
1 Posts
A review of "Technopoly - The surrender of culture to technology" by Neil Postman
Mr. Postman, in his unmistakably direct, eeirily profound, and occasionally sarcastic way, foretells of a society where technology dictates culture to consumers. And it's hard to say he's wrong.
war
1 Posts
A review of "The rise and fall of the great powers" by Paul Kennedy
In over 500 pages, Mr. Kennedy puts the world power and economic landscape into the context of the last 500 years of world history, and prognosticates what will come next.
world-powers
1 Posts
A review of "The rise and fall of the great powers" by Paul Kennedy
In over 500 pages, Mr. Kennedy puts the world power and economic landscape into the context of the last 500 years of world history, and prognosticates what will come next.