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Adam Hunt

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Researcher @Cambridge_Uni. PhD in evolutionary psychiatry. Explaining neurodiversity, improving methods & stigma. 'Evolving Psychiatry' podcast host.
Cambridge, England
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    Adam Hunt
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    May 7
    🚨Just published in the British Journal of Psychiatry!🚨 Evolutionary explanations of anxiety rated as 5x more useful for patients and 3x more useful for clinicians than genetic explanations of anxiety! Our paper is the largest RCT of evolutionary explanations to date!
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    Adam Hunt
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    Jul 31
    Stian's defence of the UKRI shift towards research with potential impact and away from curiosity-driven research is worth reading. One point of note from 'inside' which defends his position from a different angle - the scope of potential research directions are essentially
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    Stian Westlake
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    Jul 31
    I’m reluctant to get into an argument with @ProfBrianCox, who is a great advocate for science. But I would like to stand up for UKRI’s strategy here, which I think is trying to do something really important – both for curiosity-driven research and for the wider benefits that
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    Adam Hunt
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    Jul 31
    Sorry Leapold 🄺
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    Adam Hunt
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    Jul 28
    Recently I've flipped from being bullish to being bearish about AI. I think I'm updating my bearishness to be more solidly bearish. Early thoughts (which I hope to be disproven in the next year or so, I would prefer progress) and my reasoning: The whole 'it turns out if you
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    Adam Hunt
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    Jul 28
    Recently I've flipped from being bullish to being bearish about AI. I think I'm updating my bearishness to be more solidly bearish. Early thoughts (which I hope to be disproven in the next year or so, I would prefer progress) and my reasoning: The whole 'it turns out if you
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    Adam Hunt
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    Jul 25
    The centrality of evolution to the human question always seemed logical to me - we like sweet food, we like sex, we largely agree these are evolved. Why ever stop the evolutionary analysis there?

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