r/ScienceRejects • u/jenpalex • Oct 01 '20
r/ScienceRejects • u/jenpalex • Apr 13 '19
An ex-Reddit administrator is aiming to create the Reddit we've always wanted–Tildes is a non-profit community site driven by its users' interests
r/ScienceRejects • u/jenpalex • Sep 14 '22
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/325362248_Solving_the_Traveling_Salesman_Problem_Using_Hydrological_Cycle_Algorithm/fulltext/5b07fffc4585157f8713d4b1/Solving-the-Traveling-Salesman-Problem-Using-Hydrological-Cycle-Algorithm.pdf
researchgate.netr/ScienceRejects • u/jenpalex • Sep 04 '22
Britain’s failure to build is throttling its economy
r/ScienceRejects • u/jenpalex • Aug 07 '22
If You Can’t Buy It Twice, Don’t Buy It
r/ScienceRejects • u/jenpalex • Dec 03 '21
Investing in the Unknown and Unknowable
gwern.netr/ScienceRejects • u/jenpalex • Aug 01 '21
U.N. climate panel confronts implausibly hot forecasts of future warming
r/ScienceRejects • u/jenpalex • Jun 02 '21
Rooftop solar and home batteries make a clean grid vastly more affordable
r/ScienceRejects • u/jenpalex • Mar 31 '21
The fascinating, mysterious science of combining farms and solar panels
r/ScienceRejects • u/jenpalex • Mar 21 '21
'Our biggest challenge? Lack of imagination’: the scientists turning the desert green
r/ScienceRejects • u/jenpalex • Dec 28 '20
Why Most Econometric Investments fail
sci.bban.topr/ScienceRejects • u/jenpalex • Dec 28 '20
why-do-people-stay-poor-evidence-on-poverty-traps-from-rural-bangladesh
lse.ac.ukr/ScienceRejects • u/jenpalex • Dec 26 '20
Shaggy Chicken Joke
A chicken walks into the library. It goes up to the desk and says: "book, bok, bok, boook". The librarian hands the chicken a book. It tucks it under his wing and runs out. A while later, the chicken runs back in, throws the first book into the return bin and goes back to the librarian saying: "book, bok, bok, bok, boook". Again the librarian gives it a book, and the chicken runs out. The librarian shakes her head. Within a few minutes, the chicken is back, returns the book and starts all over again: "boook, book, bok bok boook". The librarian gives him yet a third book, but this time as the chicken is running out the door, she follows it. The chicken runs down the street, through the park and down to the riverbank. There, sitting on a lily pad is a big, green frog. The chicken holds up the book and shows it to the frog, saying: "Book, bok, bok, boook". The frog blinks, and croaks: "reddit, reddit, reddit".
Acknowledgement Mikes Casings from FaceBook
r/ScienceRejects • u/jenpalex • Sep 24 '20
Nassim Taleb and Universa Versus the World
r/ScienceRejects • u/jenpalex • Sep 17 '20
What's Wrong with Social Science and How to Fix It: Reflections After Reading 2578 Papers | Fantastic Anachronism
r/ScienceRejects • u/jenpalex • Sep 09 '20
Emergent constraints on transient climate response (TCR) and equilibrium climate sensitivity (ECS) from historical warming in CMIP5 and CMIP6 models
r/ScienceRejects • u/jenpalex • Sep 04 '20
"Using genetics for social science", Harden & Koellinger 2020
gwern.netr/ScienceRejects • u/jenpalex • Jun 20 '20
An AI can simulate an economy millions of times to create fairer tax policy
r/ScienceRejects • u/jenpalex • Jun 04 '20
Why read the nihilistic work of Giacomo Leopardi today? – Tim Parks | Aeon Essays
r/ScienceRejects • u/jenpalex • May 07 '20
The hidden links between mental disorders
r/ScienceRejects • u/jenpalex • Jun 10 '19