Next, guess the AI guest and who is wiser here. We will discuss it the next episode: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Curious for more? Attend my free public (online) talk on wisdom at the University of Chicago tomorrow: wisdomcenter.uchicago.edu/news/wisdom-...

or an empirical piece on #network models and cross-temporal analyses, in JEP: General: psycnet.apa.org/record/2026-...

To learn more about latest work on the #science of #wisdom, check out the new European Review of Social Psychology - incl. tutorial for advancing theory building via #formal modelling. www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1...

i would have loved to stop by- Coimbra is one of my favourite places! Alas, I have to leave on Sunday. But I am happy to engage virtually!

And a meta-question: now that SESP crosses the Atlantic — will it sound a bit less U.S.-centric? Or will it all just become "AIcology?"
#IntellectualHumility #SocialPsychology #Metascience

Featuring work by Larissa Knöchelmann, Lucas Köhler, Nadine Knab, David Schieferdecker, Jule Specht, Maksim Rudnev, Ana Lucia Rodriguez de la Rosa, Nicholas Christakis, Cory Clark, & Philip Tetlock.

This year’s SESP is broader: culture, morality, resource scarcity, and intellectual humility, not just US-centric narratives. Our symposium builds directly on this:
#Political #polarization → #IH in rural #Honduras → #forecasting tournaments testing whether openness improves predictive accuracy.

2 years ago I was critical of our field’s “big intervention mindset:" pre-post studies, no prediction, no generalizability, zero modeling of temporal change. Since then: work on When Expert Predictions Fail , ecological fallacies in claims about “change,” and formal modeling tutorials.