I see this and appreciate it; the problem is that I want to bet on something like “your overall theory is wrong”, but I don’t know enough neuroscience to know whether the claims you’re making are things that are probably true for reasons unrelated to your overall theory. If you could find someone who I trusted who knew neuroscience and who thought your predictions seemed unlikely, then I’d bet with them against you.
We’ve looked for someone from the community to do a solid ‘adversarial review’ of our work, but we haven’t found anyone that feels qualified to do so and that we trust to do a good job, aside from Scott, and he’s not available at this time. If anyone comes to mind do let me know!
I see this and appreciate it; the problem is that I want to bet on something like “your overall theory is wrong”, but I don’t know enough neuroscience to know whether the claims you’re making are things that are probably true for reasons unrelated to your overall theory. If you could find someone who I trusted who knew neuroscience and who thought your predictions seemed unlikely, then I’d bet with them against you.
We’ve looked for someone from the community to do a solid ‘adversarial review’ of our work, but we haven’t found anyone that feels qualified to do so and that we trust to do a good job, aside from Scott, and he’s not available at this time. If anyone comes to mind do let me know!