Sketches towards a Navigational Approach to Embodied Science (NAES). Exploring constellations of mattering and movement. Personal, academic, sensual & potential.
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‘Is it time for neuroscience to shift its focus from a computational mind to a navigating mind?’
Hello everyone. I hope your week is going well. For this Wednesday post1, I’m sharing a conversation about the navigational approach to mind I had on Brain Inspired by Paul Middlebrooks, powered by the Transmitter.
I highly recommend both...
Mattering: Being, Bound Up with Significance
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Love & Philosophy
Love, Attention & Meaning with John Vervaeke (and Iris Murdoch)
On Love, Attention, and the Good: Cognitive scientist John Vervaeke (University of Toronto) and philosopher Darius Parvizi-W...
MATTERING as ‘becoming’ and ‘bound up with significance’
The following is adapted from a talk I gave in Heidelberg, Germany on September 24th, 2026. Please scroll down to find the explainers about navigational mind and the links to Mind & Life, as well as some photos of Heidelberg in Autumn and...
mattering, becoming, memory
"We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are." Anais Nin
Lately, when I’m asked to discuss ‘agency’, I start talking about bodies first.
I do this because we can’t talk about agency without bodies; living bodies are the only a...
General Intro: the Navigational Approach to Mind in Embodied Science
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