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A/Prof Bioethics, Philosophy & Psychology (ctsy), @NUS_CbME. Director: @OxNeuroEthics, @bioxphi. Editor, @JME_BMJ. Member, @UKYoungAcademy
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Thinking is not only writing

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By Brian D. Earp, Sebastian Mann , Anne-Sophie Guernon
| Nature
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) raises valid concerns about the loss of cognitive work embedded in scholarly writing. However, universally dismissing AI-assisted drafting mistakenly conflates writing with thinking itself and reinforces existing inequities in who can transform their ideas into polished text. Academic authorship should depend more on the depth and creativity of human intellectual engagement than on the medium through which first drafts are produced.
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LSE IQ Episode 23 | How does the modern world affect relationships?

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By Brett Heasman, Paula Kiel, Brian D. Earp
| LSE Connect
Tuesday 5 March 2019 | 37 minutes 6 seconds Welcome to LSE's award-winning podcast, LSE IQ, where we ask leading social scientists - and other experts - to answer an intelligent question about economics, politics or society. No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main. So wrote John Donne in 1624. Almost 400 years later, the value we place on relationships is more tangible than ever.
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Analyzing the concept of independence in psychedelic research

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By Katherine Cheung, Rebecca Ehrenkranz, Brian D. Earp, Edward Jacobs
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT A number of proposals across different fields have suggested incorporating “independent” actors into the research process as a way to manage potential bias. For example, in response to allegations of bias in psychedelic science, some have suggested the idea of independent auditors for adverse events, as well as the incorporation of independent researchers into the research teams of psychedelic trials.
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