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Blithe Spirits and Heavy Souls
This post is another abstracting/condensation of a recent Ventkatesh Rao essay with the title of this post (Its subtitle: ‘ Learning an experiential posture... Read more
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Unification of Physics and Biology by "Assembly Theory"
An international collaboration of researchers in an open source article in Nature Magazine, has developed a new theoretical framework that bridges physics and... Read more
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What Your Brain is Doing After the Light Turns Green.
Gandhi and collaboratores show that if you step out to cross the street without looking right or left the neural activity in the brain is different than if you... Read more
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Learning with Pakistan
Over the past couple of weeks, I had the great privilege of visiting Pakistan, and working with over 120 teachers across Islamabad, Lahore and Karachi. Like a... Read more
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Anthropic Claude's Version of My Writing on the Mind
This post describes the first of my personal encounters with AI that has left me completely in awe of its capabilities. Since 1993 I have been placing the... Read more
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Fluid Fogs and Fixed Flows
For the MindBlog readers who may have have noted my "This is the New 'Real World' post and followed me down the rabbit hole of Ventkatesh Rao’s narrative... Read more
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AI, a Boon for Science and a Disaster for Creatives
The Sept. 16 issue of the Economist has two excellent articles: How artificial intelligence can revolutionise science and How scientists are using artificial... Read more
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Memory for Stimulus Sequences Unique to Humans?
Continuing the never-ending quest to find fundamental human abilities or behaviors lacking in other animals (many, like the mirror recognition test, have... Read more
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Emergent Analogical Reasoning in Large Language Models
Things are moving very fast in AI development. From Webb et al: The recent advent of large language models has reinvigorated debate over whether human... Read more
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This is the New Real World
For my own later reference, and hopefully of use to a few MindBlog readers, I have edited, cut and pasted, and condensed from 3960 to 1933 words the latest... Read more
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