#10 Reads for Today

Monthly compilation of my favourite reads from around the web

This month’s newsletter is arriving late to your inbox because I spent the last two weeks in Lisbon attending Web3 and tech entrepreneurship events. It was great and exciting but also overwhelming. I’m still processing it all.

And even though I was pretty busy, I read many articles, some books, and many Twitter threads.

On books, I finally reached my goal of reading 30 books in 2022. Check my favorites below.

Inês Silva @isss111

At the beginning of 2022, I decided that reading 30 books would be one of my goals for the year. Today I've reached it!

I’ve also spent some time reading about Peer-Review and its challenges.

Inês Silva @isss111

5 Essential reads to understand the current state of Peer-Review and some glimpses of a possible future. 1. "Doing science backwardsPreregistering research as a cure for scientific bias" Words by Stuart Ritchie

worksinprogress.substack.comNotes on Progress: Doing science backwardsPreregistering research as a cure for scientific bias

And about the problems of Science and Academia.

Inês Silva @isss111

Here's a great summary for everything that's wrong in science: reddit.com/r/Etica/commen…

Here’s my favorite content from October:

1. [Questions] Patrick Collison’s Questions to answer

2. [Beliefs] Nat Friedman's Ideas and Beliefs

3. [Frameworks] Recipes to build enduring, mass-market businesses by Sarah Tavel

4. [Web3] Gassing the Miracle Machine

5. [Future] Nanotechnology’s spring by Eli Dourado

If you have any questions or comments, feel free to hit reply on this email!

Have a great week,

Inês

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