Cognitive Wonderland
Tommy Blanchard, Chenchen Li, Walter Veit, Mike X Cohen, PhDScience, philosophy, and science fiction geekiness, with a special interest in neuroscience and philosophy of mind. Publishes weekly on Thursdays.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 113 | Subscribers | Read | cognitivewonderland.substack.com |
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We Are All Hive Minds
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I had a conversation with , a neuroscientist-turned-educator, about neuroscience and AI. Mike just released a book, “50 ML projects to understand LLMs”, and we chatted about the difficulty in understanding LLMs, their relationship (or lack ...
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Strawmen and Worldview Solipsism
Recently, I’ve been reading The Beginnings of Western Science by David Lindberg. Early on he discusses societies without writing, and says that many of our explanations would be simply unsatisfactory to those living within oral traditions. ...
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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.
Theoretical and computational neuroscience. \ud83e\udef0\ud83c\udff3️\ud83c\udf08\ud83c\udff3️⚧️
Dr. Walter Veit is an award-winning philosopher, writer, and lecturer. His research brought him all over the world, meeting the Dalai Lama in India, bomb-sniffing rats in Tanzania, mischievous corvids in Cambridge, and self-aware fish in Japan.
ex-neuroscience professor | textbook author (linear algebra, stats, calculus) | best-selling Udemy instructor (AI, machine-learning, coding, math) | LinkedIn non-influencer | founder @ Sincxpress.com. You can learn a lot of math with a bit of code.
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