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Holy shit, I'm now 100% convinced this woman is flat out exceptional.
Yeah that was bizarre. He looked away every time she walked up and seemed annoyed.
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Holy shit, I'm now 100% convinced this woman is flat out exceptional.
Sure it was Andy's show in name, but JF put much more work into the show than Andy ever did.That is entirely besides the point, the thread existed before he said anything and people where saying those statements before donga ever did because it was obvious to even that halfwit. Whether or not andy regrets the decision is entirely speculation even if it did matter.
Andy wasnt enjoying his streams with Jf he may not have had the full breakdown until after the split but you'd be exceptional to deny the stress it was causing him with the constant degrading and cucking him on his own show. There was a reason at the time he would rather be on stream with the internet badass than the superior intellectual.
If JF believes he can produce pure white babies with a Latina then I'm sure he thinks any possible half "jew" babies will still be white.That is the most Jewish-looking woman I have ever seen.
PET is but one kind of brainscan and googling the "reliability of brainscans" shows that there are indeed clear errors in the process:About 25 minutes into the response stream, JF claims that Brain Scanning is a shit technique because we can't even tell whether or not a portion of the brain lights up because of less activity or more activity.
This is just not true, not in the fucking slightest.
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"Positron emission tomography, also called PET imaging or a PET scan, is a type of nuclear medicine imaging.
Nuclear medicine is a branch of medical imaging that uses small amounts of radioactive material to diagnose and determine the severity of or treat a variety of diseases, including many types of cancers, heart disease, gastrointestinal, endocrine, neurological disorders and other abnormalities within the body. Because nuclear medicine procedures are able to pinpoint molecular activity within the body, they offer the potential to identify disease in its earliest stages as well as a patient’s immediate response to therapeutic interventions.
Nuclear medicine imaging procedures are noninvasive and, with the exception of intravenous injections, are usually painless medical tests that help physicians diagnose and evaluate medical conditions. These imaging scans use radioactive materials called radiopharmaceuticals or radiotracers."
https://www.radiologyinfo.org/en/info.cfm?pg=pet
Part of JF's issue with brain scanning is also that they have no idea what they're measuring. This is just balantly not fucking true, how the fuck does a PHD that attended Duke university not know about this.
I cannot tell if JF is an idiot or lying because this is really fucking egregious.
Not a neuroscientist, but this might be somewhat helpful. Also, it's more recent.PET is but one kind of brainscan and googling the "reliability of brainscans" shows that there are indeed clear errors in the process:
https://www.theguardian.com/science/neurophilosophy/2015/apr/09/bold-assumptions-fmri
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smar...ility-brain-scan-research-question-180959715/
There's this article I'd like to read, but I don't wanna pay money for it:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15456683
Perhaps I will ask JF to do a video about brainscans.
See I thought about that too, because I wanted to be charitable. However, shortly after he lists off his issues with Psychology he frames his criticism over ALL brain science. I’ll go back later and get the exact quote, but it’s pretty clear he’s talking out of his ass.PET is but one kind of brainscan and googling the "reliability of brainscans" shows that there are indeed clear errors in the process:
https://www.theguardian.com/science/neurophilosophy/2015/apr/09/bold-assumptions-fmri
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smar...ility-brain-scan-research-question-180959715/
There's this article I'd like to read, but I don't wanna pay money for it:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15456683
Perhaps I will ask JF to do a video about brainscans.
Well, I'd say all but the biological parts of psychology are BS. As you say, SSRIs problems can relate to depression. Lithium can treat bipolar disorders. But only this biological aspects of it is a science. There is a reason psychology is referred to as a soft science. It is soft on the science and more about theory (things like theory of mind).See I thought about that too, because I wanted to be charitable. However, shortly after he lists off his issues with Psychology he frames his criticism over ALL brain science. I’ll go back later and get the exact quote, but it’s pretty clear he’s talking out of his ass.
One other thing that is a major red flag, is that he made the claim that Psychology gives no insights into the world.
Apparently clinical psych is just bunk, all those studies about SSRIs curbing depression is total bullshit or bad science. It’s pants on head exceptional.
Yes, Psychology has those elements and they are worthy of critique. However, JF was trying dismiss the field as a whole as something immature partially because it doesn’t provide broad explanatory power.Well, I'd say all but the biological parts of psychology are BS. As you say, SSRIs problems can relate to depression, but only the biological aspects of it. There is a reason psychology is referred to as a soft science. It is soft on the science and more about theory (things like theory of mind).
Psycho-analysis, my kiwwa. And yes it's indeed pseudo-science of the lowest kind.I think a part of this belief from JF comes from their watching of Stefan who also, if i recall correctly, shits all over psychology as a field, stating the low-reproduction rate of studies, yet often uses Freudian form of psychology, I forget the specific term I learned in school
You could make an argument that maybe psychology lacks a central dogma. Biology has evolution to anchor its findings in broad explanatory terms. But, even without evolution you can still have good biological science albeit incomplete in broader perspective.
Like without Darwin, do you throw out Mendel? Technically Mendel’s theory doesn’t need the explanatory power of evolutionary theory to be true. It stands on its own because the data and the process stands on its own.
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I used the wrong term regarding central dogma, genetics actually fits that better than evolution. And that is actually a pretty significant faux paus so thank you for catching that.Psychology is heavily dependent on neuro-biology as @Colonel J has stated especially because purely behavioral surface observations, , do not always amount to the right set of conclusions. I'll just use Freud as an example. Sigmund Freud use to experiment on cocaine and praised it in so called "Uber Cocaine".
Freud’s experimentation with cocaine had its downs , his associate, Ernst von Fleischl-Marxzow had been dealing with a hand injury with large doses of morphine. Dr. Freud’s administration of cocaine as a solution for the man’s morphine addiction turned him into an morphine cocaine addict who died seven years later. He was the first person known to suffer the paranoia and delusions of bugs crawling under the skin that are common to heavy cocaine addicts....
In 1895, Freud was still a coke-head. While under the influence - him and and colleague of his performed surgery on Emma Eckstein. The surgery went bad (like Andy Warski's career), in part because of the Freud being Andy Warski's type of coke-head. While Emma survived this nearly-fatal error seems to have haunted Freud and led him eventually to give the drug up despite all its apparent benefits. But by the time Freud gave up the drug, its use had already spread far and wide...
Production of cocaine began to increase greatly in response to increased medical use.
The popularity of the drug began growing as more applications (bad or not) were discovered. Along with pharmaceutical applications...
In 1887, the US Surgeon General recommended that cocaine be used to treat depression, claiming that there was no such thing as cocaine addiction...
It would be another 17 years before the danger of the drug was recognized sufficiently to make it a controlled substance... In 1914, cocaine was made illegal.
And yes, it severely lacks central dogma but you're wrong in the sense that biology has evolution to anchor its findings in broad explanatory term. The evolution as it's pure definition is stagnant and clear, it can explain many things but it is still purely reliant on cellular&molecular biology, which is still a biology. How alleles are passed on, how are they fixated, lost all dictate the direction of the evolution goes. And everything of these, including nucleotide sequences can be measured and are sampled before any scientific model is created in evolutionary biology.
You do not throw Mendel out without Darwin, but you only have to ask what is the mechanism driving the two so we can give better explanation for other instances, why stop here? Same with psychoanalysis, it was not until discovery of acetylcholine that we could give better explanation as to how to treat disorders such as ADHD. The psychiatric treatments were often proven to be harmful (lobotomy) and so were the wrong conclusions of purely surface-based psycho-analysis (as seen with cokehead Freud).
Remember that phylogenetic trees are not made with only knowledge that we have about theory of evolution and Mendel principles. They are made with help of sampling fosils, DNA and carefully calculated substitution DNA mutation rate & without cellular biology we would have nothing. It's not purely observational, without sampling and further investment in science we would not be able to make further conclusions about Evolution.
I used the wrong term regarding central dogma, genetics actually fits that better than evolution. And that is actually a pretty significant faux paus so thank you for catching that.
Also, while I don’t disagree with most of your post my point still stands. I’m trying to say that JF’s assertion that Psychology’s lack of broad explanatory power via a theory like Evolution or General Relativity is grounds for its lack of usefulness is dumb.
To sum it up better, you don’t need broad explanations to get predictive validity via a scientific process. And as long as you’re able to get predictive validity you’re able to find utility with the results of an experiment.
Just look up Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs on google images. I would also look up JF’s stream on Talib’s article, he goes into his issues with Psychology there in a more full context I think.If you're talking about a scientific process, you always base hypothesis based on broad theory knowledge that we have until now, in the scientific community and then the experiment begins where we gather our data, with independent, dependent & controllable variables. Later on results must be discussed via the longer broad discussion. You're not always gonna get the predicted results in experiment, the discussion is made to bring in the possible deviations / conditions that have caused unexpected / expected results.
I must yet see JF's criticism of psychology so I can make mind up for my self.
P.S.: Where did you find that pyramid from?