
Science, philosophy, and science fiction geekiness, with a special interest in neuroscience and philosophy of mind. Publishes weekly on Thursdays.
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When I talk to young people online about science and philosophy, there’s one question that often comes up: Should they do a PhD?
Everything depends on circumstance. I think there are some situations where someone very obviously should do a...
Are our brains computers?
Neuroscientists will often give a heavily qualified “yes” to this question. The brain is different from a desktop computer. It doesn’t have a graphics card or a hard drive. There’s no clean distinction between har...
How do you solve a hard problem? Mostly, the advice goes, by not thinking about it. Work on it enough to get the problem in your head, and then do something else. Your unconscious will work on the problem, and when you go back to it, you’ll...
A review of The Mind Is Flat by Nick Chater
We commonly talk about the unconscious as if it’s a mind of its own: we have unconscious beliefs, desires, and thoughts, bubbling beneath the surface.
Our brains don’t come with a “learn-o-meter” keeping track of how well we’re learning. Instead, we unconsciously use clues to infer how well we’ve learned. Those inferences can be wrong. This is especially problematic when we think about au...
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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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