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Seth Roberts

I am a professor of psychology at UC Berkeley and author of The Shangri-La Diet. My expertise is in self-experimentation; one of my papers about that is Self-experimentation as a source of new ideas:Ten examples about sleep, mood, health, and weight. I also have a personal blog here .

Seth Roberts

Articles by Seth Roberts

Pagophagia and the Umami Hypothesis
Not the Same Study Section: How the Truth Comes Out
The Power Law of Scientific Dismissiveness
How Dangerous is LDL Cholesterol?
Appreciative Thinking
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