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Listing ID: 1588

Title: Combining Cognits

Description: Notes and commentaries on all aspects of cognition research, though particularly as applicable to cognitive robotics.

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Owner: Paul

listed on: August 06, 2008 07:26:11 PM

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TED - Fri, 28 Nov 2008 12:43:00 +0000
Because I'm a complete slacker, I have only just had a proper look at TED, despite many previous recommendations.If anyone's reading this, if you know of any talk/presentation that is particularly good and/or interesting, I'd really like to know about it :-)->Combining Cognits - http://paul-baxter.blogspot.com

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Encephalon #59 @ Ionian Enchantment - Tue, 25 Nov 2008 14:51:00 +0000
Recently put up is the latest edition of Encephalon, at Ionian Enchantment. I'll get around to posting something other than links to the Encephalon editions sooner or later, but I'm afraid my blog is less of a priority than getting work done for my PhD... :-) Anyways, my three posts of particular interest in this fortnight's compilation:- From Mind Hacks is a short piece on the Ganzfeld procedure: a method often used to induce hallucinations. Is it just me, or is the last hallucination that Vaughan mentions slightly disturbing...- Physical exercise and 'brain health' from Sharp Brains-...

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Encephalon #58 at Highlight Health - Tue, 11 Nov 2008 14:53:00 +0000
Didn't get around to it yesterday, but the latest Encephalon has been put up at Highlight Health. With the special theme of Decision Making, I particularly like the organisation of this one, with submissions put into one of four categories: needs, preferences, values and emotions. The contributions aren't half bad either! :-)- A look at peoples ability to perform multiple tasks at once - or rather a lack of it... from SharpBrains- On confabulation, brain damage and the lack of a role for memory? From the BPS Research Digest blog- Something I've sort of mentioned before: a brief review...

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