
Science, philosophy, and science fiction geekiness, with a special interest in neuroscience and philosophy of mind. Publishes weekly on Thursdays.
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A review of How Emotions Are Made by Lisa Feldman Barrett
What is an emotion? It seems like it should be obvious, but here is the opening of a paper titled, fittingly enough, “What is emotion?”:
How do the views of scientists change?
It’s easy to find overly optimistic or overly pessimistic caricatures. The pessimists portray scientists as stubborn, and the only thing that changes the consensus view is the old guard dying off. The...
“Seeing without Knowing it” is the provocative title of a Scientific American blog post. They go on to clarify they don’t mean a subliminal flash in a movie:
But what about seeing something when you think you are totally blind? What abou...
In The Invention of Science, historian David Wootton traces part of the scientific revolution of the 16th and 17th centuries back to a surprising place: art.
Filippo Brunelleschi was a 15th century Italian architect, designer, and sculptor...
A review of Lars Chittka’s Book
I’ve long appreciated that, with social insects, the colony can solve problems an individual can’t. When it comes to picking a place for a hive, bees engage in a surprisingly sophisticated form of decision-m...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
PhD in neuroscience, degrees in philosophy and computer science, postdoctoral training at Harvard. I write about science and philosophy of mind. Occasional science fiction author.
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