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Changes in Human Brain Organization at Age ~83 (as Well as Ages ~9, 32, and 66)
This open source paper by Mousley et al. caught my eye because at 83 years of age I am at one of the article's 'turning points' in brain organization. Read more
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Autism & Travel: Independence and Self-Regulation
This is part two of a two part series intended to help autistic adults travelling and sightseeing. Part one deals with Logistics and Risk Management. I also... Read more
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Bigger AI Models Are Failing Faster - The Future Evolution of AI is into the 4D...
I want to pass on this interesting Venkatest Rao piece (which he calls a "Sloptraptions" because it is written with AI assistance) The current debate over... Read more
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Focused Attention Mindfulness Meditation Changes Our Cerebrospinal Fluid Dynamics
From Keating et al. Significance Mindfulness meditation is widely recognized for its self-reported mental and physical health benefits, yet its effects on core... Read more
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“Core Perception”: Re-imagining Precocious Reasoning as Sophisticated Perceiving
I'm enjoying reading through an interesting article by Bai et al. that will appear in Behavioral and Brain Science and is now soliciting commentary. Here is... Read more
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Autism & Travel: Logistics and Risk Management
Part one of this two part series Autism Travel, a series about traveling as an Autistic Adult, will focus on what happens before you travel. Preparation,... Read more
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Travelling with Autistic Children
I really enjoy travel and I know that I'm not alone in that regard. I know many autistics who love to travel. My next two posts will cover travelling with... Read more
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It Isn’t Just About Bubble Gum
contributed by Ludy T. Benjamin, Jr., Emeritus Member of the Cummings Center Advisory BoardCollectible cards have been around for well over 100 years. Today... Read more
The 05 december 2025 by Chp
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Radical Embodied Memory (Wilford & Anderson, 2025)
Of all the representation-hungry problems out there, memory seems to be the hungriest. It is clearly a fact that we can organise our present behaviour with... Read more
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From Today's Wall Street Journal: How the Top 0.1% Can Live.
Information that might be useful for people living in poverty in the Liberty City, Overtown, and Little Haiti neighborhoods of Miami who wonder where they shoul... Read more
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