This document appears to contain summaries of multiple scientific papers on various topics such as neuroscience, economics, and psychology. Specific papers discussed include ones on what worms can teach us about learning, how pretty women may influence men's decision making, using brain scans to predict chocolate sales, and how accurate computer analyses of personality are compared to human judgments. The document also references studies on ideological diversity on social media and using brain activity to reconstruct video clips.
31. Computer-based personality judgments are more
accurate than those made by humans
(2014, Youyou et at., PNAS)
Computer personality judgments have
higher external validity when predicting
life outcomes such as substance use,
political attitudes, and physical health.