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NYC Skeptics
Rationally Speaking #207 - Alison Gopnik on "The wrong way to think about parenting, plus the downsides of modernity"
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Rationally Speaking #208 - Annie Duke on "Thinking in bets"
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Rationally Speaking #210 - Stuart Ritchie on "Conceptual objections to IQ testing"
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Rationally Speaking #211 - Sabine Hossenfelder on "The case against beauty in physics"
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