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Collaborate

Three kinds of collaboration help most: a critique of a design before it runs, a co-authored design in one of the programmes, and data or instruments shared across them.

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Two small bare islets far apart on a still misty sea, each with a stake that carries one small light, a path of light on the water between them, and one pale ground joining them beneath the surface.At night, two small islets far apart, each with one small warm light, a pale path of light on the water between them, and one faint ground joining them beneath.
Two lights far apart, and one ground beneath both.

Who should write

  • Researchers in a neighbouring field

    If you work on interpretability, cognitive science, neuroscience or measurement, or on the mathematics behind them, and see a flaw or a better design, say so.

  • Holders of data or instruments

    Several designs need something specific, such as a public record of superseded facts or a second authored fictional world.

  • Researchers with overlapping work

    If a design overlaps with your own work, a joint study may make more sense than two parallel ones.

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Every message is read, and replies come by email. Messages are deleted within 12 months of the last exchange, or sooner on request.

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