我問 AI 版的 Naval：在 AI 時代，學術研究還剩下多少價值？
我懷疑頂尖期刊只看作者出身。五篇實證給了我一半支持，也給了一個反轉：靠關係進來的論文，引用數確實比較高。而 AI 正在讓這套訊號失去理由。 Continue Reading …
The prize Hayek didn’t want
A 1974 Nobel banquet speech and a 2026 essay on AI regulation make the same point: expertise is narrow, but the authority that comes with it travels much further. Continue Reading …
Say Goodbye to Evernote
As a junior scholar, my days are often a whirlwind of research, teaching, and administrative duties. Managing these responsibilities requires more than just a calendar; it requires a “Second Brain”—a digital repository where ideas, literature reviews, and project drafts can Continue Reading …
Finding Peace in the P-Value: How Stoicism is Helping Me Navigate Research Anxiety
As a junior researcher, there is one specific moment that consistently makes my heart race–the second before I click “run” on a new regression model. Technically, running a regression isn’t the hard part. Once the data is cleaned and the Continue Reading …
Mastering the Narrative: How to Use Storytelling to Level Up Your Academic Writing
Have you ever been told by a supervisor or a peer reviewer that your paper needs to “tell a better story”? When I was in my PhD program, I heard this constantly. To be honest, it baffled me. I’m writing Continue Reading …
Doing Research? I’m Actually Just Talking to AI
From “Doing it All” to “Mastering the Dialogue” Over the past year or two, AI tools—especially conversational ones like ChatGPT—have become a staple in my research workflow. Recently, I’ve noticed a fascinating shift: the time I spend on research feels Continue Reading …