Cian O’Donnell on Nostr: npub1skvad…laky3 very interesting read, thanks for sharing. I'm not a psychologist ...
npub1skvad2l2wrxgdmt6yxk9kt2rjhw5tucjzhf54pktfq2gg0qhgwyqdlaky3 (npub1skv…aky3) very interesting read, thanks for sharing.
I'm not a psychologist so can't relate directly, but it does remind me of an aspect of neuroscience that has bugged more the longer I've been here: that much of what we do and get rewarded for is transient and performative: giving talks make a few people feel something for a half a day, papers make a splash that peters out after a few months, grants which are nothing more than money for salaries and finite consumables.
I'm not a psychologist so can't relate directly, but it does remind me of an aspect of neuroscience that has bugged more the longer I've been here: that much of what we do and get rewarded for is transient and performative: giving talks make a few people feel something for a half a day, papers make a splash that peters out after a few months, grants which are nothing more than money for salaries and finite consumables.