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• Brain Patterns of Consciousness

  

  A study that is the product of a collaboration across seven countries has identified brain signatures that can indicate consciousness without relying on... Read more

  The 18 February 2019 by   Deric Bownds
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• Which Schools Are a Good Fit for Your Child on the Autism Spectrum?

  

  School is a very difficult proposition for kids on the spectrum and your first choice of school isn't always going to be the right one. Read more

  The 10 February 2019 by   Gbollard
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• Flash Judgement Based on Appearance.

  

  I want to point to two articles on how we make rapid judgements based on first impressions. Torodov's essay in aeon is a fascinating review of the history of... Read more

  The 08 February 2019 by   Deric Bownds
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• A Few Anti-technology Screeds:

  

  German artist, filmmaker and writer Hito Steyerl writes an impassioned diatribe titled "Technology Has Destroyed Reality": In this new age of artificial... Read more

  The 07 February 2019 by   Deric Bownds
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• Default Mode Network as Seat of Our Ego - The Entropic Brain Hypothesis

  

  I want to recommend Chapter 5 of Michael Pollan's recent book "How to change your mind," on the neuroscience of the psychedelic experience, as an excellent... Read more

  The 29 January 2019 by   Deric Bownds
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• Gilbert Gottlieb Papers Open for Research

  

  Contributed by Rose Stull, student assistant.Gilbert Gottlieb was a research scientist and clinical psychologist.  He was the first graduate student in Duke... Read more

  The 28 January 2019 by   Chp
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• New Year, New You: Archival Fitness and Isometrics

  

  – contributed by Lizette R. Barton (sitness guru).While rifling through the David Shakow papers I came across a Navy/Marine Corps booklet titled “Shape Up: A Ne... Read more

  The 24 January 2019 by   Chp
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• What People with Autism Can Learn from Memes - Part 2: Male Behaviours

  

  In my last post, I looked at some of the more "female" behaviours in memes and how they describe people on the autism spectrum in relationships. This time I wan... Read more

  The 20 January 2019 by   Gbollard
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• What People with Autism Can Learn from Memes - Part 1: Female Behaviours

  

  The internet is full of amusing sites like Ebaum's World and Cheezeburger where memes rule and people surface almost any content on the internet in the most... Read more

  The 07 January 2019 by   Gbollard
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