Social psychology is a soft science. Computer science is a hard science where everything is 0 or 1, no ambiguity. 
A corrupt discipline turns to witch hunting for a cure...https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/10/18/magazine/when-the-revolution-came-for-amy-cuddy.html?referer=https://t.co/UT3S5Uycn4?amp=1 …
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exactly. Cant wait till Artificial General Intelligence controls all areas of life. Humans are hypocrites. At least AI is honest.
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I personally can't believe she started a career based on an experiment with only 42 participants.
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A perfect distillation of what the article conveys.
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Aside from some of the attacks on individuals, rather than their ideas social psychology is becoming more rigorous. That sounds good to me.
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I completely agree, especially when social scientists assert themselves into our personal lives and our politics with their judgments.
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Wow, Im not active in science, but where is this shaming and blaming among academics coming from? Sounds like a lot of scared men and women.
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The rigors of the discipline aside, Amy Cuddy seems to be a victim of jealous colleagues who resent her material success & celebrityhood.
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She used the same methodology as all her peers which was regarded as sound then. We dont blame Newton for not understanding quantum physics
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