Keynotes: @paulbloomatyale.bsky.social & Abigail Marsh

Invited talks: @peez.bsky.social, Amrisha Vaish, @joshcjackson.bsky.social, @joodykeem.bsky.social, @sydneylevine.bsky.social, @nourkteily.bsky.social, Jessica Salerno, @mattlindauer.bsky.social

Organizers: yours truly & @jowylie.bsky.social

We're hiring!

We took your advice and it's the opening segment of our latest episode. But when we were recording I couldn't remember for the life of me who had sent us the suggestion, and completely failed to give you credit. So this is a thank you + an apology!

Episode 306: What to Expect When You're Expecting (David Lynch's "Eraserhead" with Barry Lam) | Very Bad Wizards podcast David and Tamler welcome Barry Lam back to the show. In the first segment we violate one of our own rules by talking about his new book "Fewer Rules, Better...

I was a guest on Very Bad Wizards to talk about Fewer Rules, Better People, and David Lynch's "Eraserhead." @tamler.bsky.social and @peez.bsky.social are great hangs, always love talking with them! verybadwizards.com/episode/epis...

Two Psychologists Four Beers Episode 118: Do We Have a Purity Problem? (with David Pizarro) Moral psychologist David Pizarro joins the show to talk about "purity." When moral psychologists ask people about their judgments of sex with chickens, smearing yourself with cat feces, and sibling in...

New episode! David Pizarro (@peez.bsky.social) joins the show to talk about the concept of "purity" in moral psychology. Is there really a unified psychology of handwashing, pet-eating, and baby Jesus buttplugs, or is purity just a chimera? share.fireside.fm/episode/Ah1O...

It’s a great paper- hope we did it justice!

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I don’t think @tamler.bsky.social uses any AI tools for the edits.

An extra week to submit posters for the Moral Psychology pre conference!

Come join @azimshariff.bsky.social, @anagantman.bsky.social, @peez.bsky.social, @mbialek82.bsky.social, @diegoreinero.bsky.social, @jowylie.bsky.social, @mohammadatari.bsky.social, & other awesome BlueSky-less folks!

(Because it was your idea not because you have been proven wrong, to be clear!)

I believe that this was already once proposed at an event we both attended, and we all agreed that it should be called the Knobel Prize.

I'll be recruiting a PhD student in the next cycle - please pass this along to anyone who might interested in joining my lab at Cornell! Open-ended, but interest in topics relating to intuition/reason, metacognition, overconfidence, misinformation, or beliefs is a bonus!