Hmm, maybe I am responding with too much pessimism for unrelated domains (coding and rationalist-philosophy). But I do have a pretty strong prior that adding more people to a cognitive process doesn’t necessarily make it faster.
I don’t think that’s the obstacle. Lots of different people are looking at the application from different angles, and no one seems to have the sense of urgency we might think is warranted.
I agree. I’m saying that if, hypothetically, this were difficult to check and the FDA couldn’t have checked the intermediate data and if… etc, then you could still hire more people.
If a lot of the work is making sure that the stats / methods check out, that’s a local validity issue that scales with more people, right?
Hmm, maybe I am responding with too much pessimism for unrelated domains (coding and rationalist-philosophy). But I do have a pretty strong prior that adding more people to a cognitive process doesn’t necessarily make it faster.
I don’t think that’s the obstacle. Lots of different people are looking at the application from different angles, and no one seems to have the sense of urgency we might think is warranted.
I agree. I’m saying that if, hypothetically, this were difficult to check and the FDA couldn’t have checked the intermediate data and if… etc, then you could still hire more people.