I won’t respond to that right now. I don’t know enough to offer the full rigor I imagine you’d like, either. So I hope for your sake that others dive in on this.
Yeah, to be clear I am expecting this sort of thing to take years to do. (and, part of the point of the review process is that it can be more of a collective effort to either flag issues or resolve them)
What seems like an achievable thing to shoot for this year, by someone-or-other (and I think worth doing whether this post ends up getting included in the book or not), is something like
a) if anyone does think the post is actually misleading in some way, now’s the time for them to say so. (Obviously this isn’t something I’d generally expect authors to do, unless they’ve actually changed their mind on a thing).
b) write out a list of pointers for “what sort of places might you look to figure out how this connects to the rest of psych literature of neuroscience, or what experiments you’d want to see run or models built if there isn’t yet existing literature on this”. Not as a “fully ground this out in one month”, but “notes for future people to followup on.”
Yeah, to be clear I am expecting this sort of thing to take years to do. (and, part of the point of the review process is that it can be more of a collective effort to either flag issues or resolve them)
What seems like an achievable thing to shoot for this year, by someone-or-other (and I think worth doing whether this post ends up getting included in the book or not), is something like
a) if anyone does think the post is actually misleading in some way, now’s the time for them to say so. (Obviously this isn’t something I’d generally expect authors to do, unless they’ve actually changed their mind on a thing).
b) write out a list of pointers for “what sort of places might you look to figure out how this connects to the rest of psych literature of neuroscience, or what experiments you’d want to see run or models built if there isn’t yet existing literature on this”. Not as a “fully ground this out in one month”, but “notes for future people to followup on.”