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Joe Gitchell

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Consult to Juul Labs on nicotine vapor for tobacco harm minimization.

Bethesda, MD Katılım Haziran 2008
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Joe Gitchell
Joe Gitchell@jgitchell·
"It seems to be a law of nature, inflexible and inexorable, that those who will not risk cannot win." John Paul Jones #USPassportQuotes
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Joe Gitchell@jgitchell·
"This is what scientific progress with potential to impact practice and policy looks like!" A Dual Win for Retatrutide, a Triple Agonist from Lilly - ConscienHealth conscienhealth.org/2026/03/20/a-d…
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Rob Sand
Rob Sand@RobSandIA·
We don’t have to agree on everything, but finding common ground is a place we can build from.
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Joe Pierre, MD
Joe Pierre, MD@psychunseen·
Empircal support for the "Intellectual Humility" pillar of my "Holy Trinity of Truth Detection" (which also includes "Cognitive Flexibility" and 'Analytical Thinking"). The truth is out there... if we let it in when it comes knocking.
Jay Van Bavel, PhD@jayvanbavel

Close-minded people who are easily threatened by contradictory information might be the most likely to cling to false beliefs. In a large global study (N = 49,968, 68 countries) we found that the open-mindedness aspect of intellectual humility was the strongest predictor for rejecting conspiracy beliefs out of 17 potential individual difference measures. Specifically, people who were not easily threatened (disagreeing with items like "Only wimps admit that they've made mistakes") were the least likely to hold conspiracy beliefs about the pandemic. The lesson: Keeping an open-mind might be one of the best paths to the truth--especially if you are willing to own up to your errors. osf.io/preprints/psya… Led by @philipparnamets @moral_psych @Robert_M_Ross

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Joe Gitchell@jgitchell·
I appreciate @RushmoreExt23 boosting my first substack--though please see my reply to him with my proposed tweak to his closing sentence. 🙏
Phillip Kirschberg@RushmoreExt23

Anyone who's considered the possibility that they might one day form an opinion about nicotine regulation knows what it is to grope for common ground in the dark. Disagreements can be fruitful if you respect your critics enough to know why they're wrong. open.substack.com/pub/joegitchel…

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Phillip Kirschberg@RushmoreExt23·
Anyone who's considered the possibility that they might one day form an opinion about nicotine regulation knows what it is to grope for common ground in the dark. Disagreements can be fruitful if you respect your critics enough to know why they're wrong. open.substack.com/pub/joegitchel…
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MarcGunther
MarcGunther@MarcGunther·
My new Substack is getting some traction. It's called "The Best Laid Plans." It's about unintended consequences. Leaning #libertarian. Please take a look. marcgunther.substack.com
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Aaron E. Carroll
Aaron E. Carroll@aaronecarroll·
Every few years, politicians rediscover chronic disease, blame Americans for eating wrong and moving too little, then call it a day. Blame is cheap. System change costs money. My latest in @washingtonpost: wapo.st/3PiGpgX
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