Nature Is Weird

Nature Is Weird

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A new battery material works better when you drastically reduce its surface area, defying one of the most basic rules of battery design.

Economics ssrn | Apr 26

One shipping company becoming 100% green can accidentally force its competitors to keep polluting for years.

Economics ssrn | Apr 26

The way a CEO trades their own company stock is the most accurate way to measure how well they talk to their board.

Economics ssrn | Apr 26

Millions of guitarists are struggling to play because teachers mistakenly treat the left arm as a stationary support for the fingers.

Economics ssrn | Apr 26

The six pointed star was a common decoration in Armenian culture for 5,000 years without ever belonging to a single religion or government.

Economics ssrn | Apr 26

The simplest atom in the universe might have a secret, stable state where its electron and proton act completely independently.

Economics ssrn | Apr 26

The human brain uses consciousness as a high-speed signal to prevent itself from mistaking a daydream for a life-threatening reality.

Psychology psyarxiv | Apr 26

Leading AI models can replicate general human survey results but consistently fail to capture the counterintuitive weirdness of real human thought.

AI & ML ssrn | Apr 26

Trying to train an AI model to stop leaking secrets can actually make it leak that sensitive information more often.

AI & ML ssrn | Apr 26

Frontier AI models systematically misclassify the expertise of Islamic Finance professionals as a sign of poor credentials, missing a $6 trillion industry.

AI & ML ssrn | Apr 26