Subscribe
Sign in
Home
Notes
Archive
About
An Argument With a Friend Who Doesn't Exist
I have been arguing about AI companions with a friend for two years and neither of us has convinced the other.
Sep 16
•
Michael Inzlicht
10
9
6
Open Science Met Social Justice. They Don't Get Along.
A guest post by Ben Lovett
Sep 2
•
Michael Inzlicht
56
7
15
Did We Make Prejudice Worse?
There’s been lots of talk about race in academia in the news cycle…again.
Aug 19
•
Michael Inzlicht
77
24
18
Some Things Are Not Negotiable. Is AI One of Them?
Here is another guest post by my PhD student, Victória Oldemburgo de Mello.
Aug 5
•
Victoria Oldemburgo de Mello
17
4
3
My P-Hacking Felt Like Truth
I became a social psychologist because I wanted to make the world a better place.
Jul 22
•
Michael Inzlicht
243
56
61
Latest
Top
Discussions
When Psychology Went to War With Itself
A month ago, someone shoved me into a time machine.
Jul 8
•
Michael Inzlicht
72
23
14
My Field Is Lousy With Shoddy Science. I Still Defend It.
Regret Now Vol IX
Jun 24
•
Michael Inzlicht
12
5
1
AI's Fiercest Critics Are Opting Out of the Conversations That Matters Most
This week I’m publishing a guest post by my PhD student, Victória Oldemburgo de Mello.
Jun 10
•
Victoria Oldemburgo de Mello
58
21
22
You're Not Better Than the Screen Watchers
Greetings dear readers.
May 27
•
Michael Inzlicht
33
4
10
A Dean Stopped Trusting Social Psychology. My Colleagues Are Why
I wish I could stop writing about replicability in psychology.
May 13
•
Michael Inzlicht
32
15
8
Science Doesn't Care Who You Are
A few months ago I sat in the audience for a PhD student’s talk that was, well, not great.
Apr 29
•
Michael Inzlicht
121
33
29
500,000 Views and a Guillotine Threat
One of my social media posts recently trended on Twitter.
Apr 15
•
Michael Inzlicht
10
7
3
The Myth That Made Social Psychology Famous
Social psychology built a whole theory of human callousness on a story that wasn't quite true. Dominic Packer and Jay Van Bavel sort out the myth from…
Apr 1
•
Michael Inzlicht
and
Dominic Packer & Jay Van Bavel
31
3
9
Is Stereotype Threat Just Vibes Now?
The title of this newsletter tells you that I use this space to speak my mind.
Mar 18
•
Michael Inzlicht
10
4
1
See all
Speak Now Regret Later
An unfiltered exploration of psychology, culture, and the world through the eyes of an impulsive yet remorseful professor
Subscribe
Recommendations
View all 14
Small Potatoes
Paul Bloom
Provoked with Dr. Todd Kashdan
Todd Kashdan
Singal-Minded
Jesse Singal
Cognitive Wonderland
Tommy Blanchard
Living Fossils
The Living Fossils
Professional
Michael Inzlicht's website
Speak Now Regret Later
Subscribe
About
Archive
Recommendations
Sitemap
This site requires JavaScript to run correctly. Please
turn on JavaScript
or unblock scripts