At FenCon 2022 we had the opportunity to sit down and have a conversation with some amazing guests. This week, hosts/authors Steve Diamond and Larry Correia talked with Special Guest, neuroscientist/author Dr Rob Hampson about big brain stuff.
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Have not had a chance to listen to the podcast, but I remember in an earlier one, you all had said that writing changes the way you read books.
I just started reading Kilkenny. I get it now.
So now that I’ve actually had time to listen to the episode, I’ve got a question: how should one determine which SMEs to ask/listen to?
I’m realizing I need to go get some resources on the psychological impacts on child soldiers and how to reintegrate them into society, and given that some ridiculous portion of modern psychology appears to be basically garbage, I’m wondering how one one sorts the wheat from the chaff?
I really need to get on Facebook and ask this to the writer’s group, don’t I?