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The essay argues that despite impressive advances in scientific and technological fields, humans struggle to understand their own place within the physical and epistemic structures of their design. The challenges of emerging cooperation amid widespread conflict, collectively accepted limits on resource consumption, and trade-offs between individual goals and social goods remain far from being met. The author suggests that a new science of humans, rigorously built from the intellectual tools that study of the physical world necessitated, is required to successfully navigate the next pandemic, stop the next global war, and align intelligence created by humans with their own values.
The essay argues that considerable advances in biology, psychology, sociology, economics, and political science do not obviate the need for another human science, but instead a grand synthesis of insights from various disciplines is needed. The essay argues that the social sciences have been plagued by the problem of “micro-foundations,” where scientists who study human behavior are yet to come to such consensus, making it difficult to derive principles of contemporary macroeconomics (of aggregate output growth) from the study of microeconomics (individual utility-maximizing economic agents) outside highly-specific and much-contested models.
The essay makes a compelling argument for the need for a new science of humans and acknowledges the shortcomings of the social sciences. The writing is clear and concise, making it easy to follow the author's argument. The essay's quality rating is high, and it provides a thought-provoking perspective on the challenges of understanding human behavior.
The essay "What Should a Human Science Study?" discusses the challenges of defining the subject of human science and how it could be approached. The author argues that humans are different from other animals in their ability to marshal various attributes at once, such as exhibiting goal-directed behavior through language and gesture while also anticipating the future. The science of human behavior should take these abstract attributes as a starting point and attempt to deduce their interactions' consequences. The science should be grounded in natural laws and model the attributes in observable, measurable, and conceptually unambiguous terms.
The essay also discusses missed opportunities to develop a comprehensive physics of human behavior and how such a science could have enriched physics. The author believes that teleological formulations of mechanics have remained underexplored as tools to understand human behavior. The essay ends by acknowledging the need to take context-specific stochastic components and path-dependence seriously in any science of human behavior.
Overall, the essay provides a thought-provoking discussion on the challenges of defining and approaching the subject of human science. The author argues convincingly for taking a starting point from the abstract attributes of human behavior and grounding the science in natural laws.
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