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This had better be quick. They're gonna find me soon.
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NaptimeWriting | This had better be quick. They're gonna find me soon. NaptimeWriting This had better be quick. They're gonna find me soon. Menu Skip to content Home About Reading Coping during COVID-19 wave one Posted on 30 March 2020 by Naptimewriting During normal times, I consume a lot of research. I enjoy dissecting not just the result, but how the analysts got to their answers. What biases can I find? What assumptions could we remove, to create a different, perhaps better study? Playful puzzling of questions and answers made science fun when I was science-ing. It makes work fun in my current kind of working. But I learned about myself, that when times aren’t normal, I consume research voraciously. In unhealthy ways. I read all day, and most of the night. I take notes obsessively and maintain a bibliography. Like, in case a friend asks me what I think, I can cite my sources kind of bibliography? Yes. That. And also so I can go back if new informat...
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