In the third episode of the Think FASTT podcast, we dig deep into a topic important to our values of focus and advancement: subtraction. Leidy Klotz, author of Subtract: The Untapped Science of Less, talks about:<ul><li>Subtractive problem solving, including concrete examples</li><li>The human bias to add and overlook opportunities to subtract</li><li>How frequent and widespread the bias is, including across cultures</li><li>Some possible origins for our additive tendencies</li><li>Ways to increase your use of subtraction</li></ul>You can learn more about Leidy Klotz and Subtract at https://www.leidyklotz.com.Like what you heard? Be sure to learn more about BenchSci at <a href="http://www.benchsci.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">www.benchsci.com</a>, and about our culture at <a href="http://www.benchsci.com/careers" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">www.benchsci.com/careers</a>.

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If you're founding, managing, or contributing to a fast-growing startup, Think FASTT—Focused, Advancement, Speed, Tenacity, and Transparency. These are the core values at BenchSci, where we're using machine learning to help scientists run more successful experiments and bring novel medicine to patients faster. This podcast explores our values through interviews with people at BenchSci who embody them, and other expert guests. We hope that this will help our colleagues and others working in fast-growing startups achieve greater success and a more meaningful impact on the world. PS: If these values resonate, maybe you'd be a good fit at BenchSci. Learn more about us and our culture at www.benchsci.com.