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What does the evidence say?

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More detected signals need not mean evolution suddenly changed
At 2:05:07 in Dwarkesh Podcast
Sources: Nature (external site)
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A framework for investigation is not a decoded learning rule
At 1:32 in Dwarkesh Podcast
Sources: Frontiers in Computational Neuroscience (external site)
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A biological component can help on a defined benchmark
At 17:45 in Dwarkesh Podcast
Sources: NeurIPS 2020 (external site)
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Cell diversity does not directly identify a behavioural objective
At 30:15 in Dwarkesh Podcast
Sources: Nature (external site)
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A prediction-error model has a specific explanatory role
At 45:50 in Dwarkesh Podcast
Sources: Science (external site)
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One timing experiment constrains a model of memory
At 56:19 in Dwarkesh Podcast
Sources: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (external site)
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Imaging progress is a step toward a circuit map
At 1:14:10 in Dwarkesh Podcast
Sources: Science (external site)
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A proof guarantees the property that was specified
At 1:29:43 in Dwarkesh Podcast
Sources: ACM Symposium on Operating Systems Principles (external site)
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A research map is an invitation to investigate
At 1:45:03 in Dwarkesh Podcast
Sources: Essential Technology / Convergent Research (external site)
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A practical framework asks which interventions work
At 3:35 in Lex Fridman Podcast
Sources: Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience (external site)
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Anatomical outcomes can retain a physiological history
At 28:33 in Lex Fridman Podcast
Sources: Biophysical Journal (external site)
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Reassembly reveals capabilities of living cells
At 51:24 in Lex Fridman Podcast
Sources: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (external site); Advanced Science (external site)