“Pre-registering experimental predictions by using for example Fatebook helps me notice when I should be surprised and update my model of the world.”

LessWrong (Curated & Popular) · "Research Lessons I Learned at MATS & Redwood" by Jo Jiao

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Pre-register experimental predictions using Fatebook

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