Good interview. Given what you said about medicine, I wonder what you think about the science-based medicine movement? It's a bunch of medical doctors and researchers advocating for a more Bayesian approach to medicine, because they see the current approach is unreliable and easily biased.
That being said, they do seem to be unaware of your criticisms of medicine. Perhaps you could do a bloggingheads with Steven Novella (the founder of the science-based medicine movement and a leader of the skeptic movement), and give them your thoughts. Maybe they'll even incorporate them into their movement (which has been gaining steam).
Robin has been on the top of my favorites list for an interview guest on the Skeptics Guide podcast for a long time (which Steven Novella hosts)
Face the window if you want good lighting. Never with the window at your back.
I want to second the suggestion of Huzzah. The scientific skeptical movement needs a good dose of economic perspective.
This was pretty nice, thanks. For status signaling I think you could have used a clever example of your shirt, his watch or his wedding ring.
ps. Do more with Tyler Cowen or other economists. :)
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You said you invented an institution for purchasing medicine but people weren't interested. What institution was that?
Good interview. Given what you said about medicine, I wonder what you think about the science-based medicine movement? It's a bunch of medical doctors and researchers advocating for a more Bayesian approach to medicine, because they see the current approach is unreliable and easily biased.
That being said, they do seem to be unaware of your criticisms of medicine. Perhaps you could do a bloggingheads with Steven Novella (the founder of the science-based medicine movement and a leader of the skeptic movement), and give them your thoughts. Maybe they'll even incorporate them into their movement (which has been gaining steam).