Blogs about: Neurophilosophy
Featured Blog
Neuroporn/Neuromania?
H/T to David Livingstone-Smith for pointing to this article. Exploring the trend of neuro-rejectionism. Neuroscience is in vogue. In the mainstream news and on pop-science bestseller lists, in academi… more →
manwithoutqualities
Brilliant summary of what my work is all about
wrote 1 month ago: Jonathon Keats discusses Why mapping the brain won’t reveal the nature of consciousness with … more →
Neurononsense: Why brain sciences can't explain the human condition
— 1 comment
wrote 1 month ago: Author: Roger Scruton – ABC Religion and Ethics – 9 May 2012 (Source: http://www.abc.net … more →
Brain-to-Brain Interface Drives Imagination Towards A Unified World
wrote 2 months ago: Study: A Brain-To-Brain Interface for Real-Time Sharing of Sensorimotor Information Authors … more →
Your mind as universe & what you can do to change it
wrote 3 months ago: Do you like it when a new way of looking at a situation or phenomenon comes to mind or is introduced … more →
Neuroporn/Neuromania?
wrote 4 months ago: H/T to David Livingstone-Smith for pointing to this article. Exploring the trend of neuro-rejectioni … more →
Thoughts on Thinking: What is and is not necessary for intelligence
wrote 5 months ago: Thought is a concept that is frequently relegated to the Stewart-esque realm of “I know it when I se … more →
The Need for an Epistemontological Perspective on Existential Reality Analysis.
wrote 6 months ago: The Need for an Epistemontological Perspective on Existential Reality Analysis. (“Clearly there is m … more →
EXTENDED BEING (Examiner.com article)
wrote 6 months ago: FROM DR. PAYNE’S ARTICLE “EXTENDED BEING” on Examiner.com “The quiet punctuated by the flow of water … more →
EXTENDED BEING: Connective-dynamic circuits twixt thou and emotionally significant others
wrote 7 months ago: FROM DR. PAYNE’S “EXTENDED BEING” on Examiner.com “The quiet punctuated by t … more →
Conscious Unawareness
wrote 7 months ago: I was at a neuroscience retreat a few months ago when I and some elder neuroscientists were talking … more →
MIRAGE: Performance Art with Substitutional Reality system
wrote 8 months ago: Substitutional Reality system could be used to study cognitive dysfunction in psychiatric patients. … more →
Zombies vs Shombies
— 2 comments
wrote 9 months ago: Richard Marshall, a writer for 3am Magazine, has been interviewing philosophers. After interviewing … more →
The Conscious Brain
wrote 9 months ago: Coming soon (an unlikely cover for an OUP book). … more →
Is Behavioral Economics Doomed?
wrote 9 months ago: Here is a skeptical take on the insights supposedly offered by the rise of behavioral economics as r … more →
Lucid dreamers helped science to find a seat for counsciousness
wrote 9 months ago: Sweet or bad dreams, it is interesting how instead lucid dreaming, when dreamers are actually aware … more →
Review of Paul Churchland's latest
wrote 10 months ago: Here’s a tough review of Paul’s latest outing Plato’s Camera: How the Physical Bra … more →
Adina Roskies, Ph.D.
wrote 10 months ago: Dr. Roskies is an associate professor of Philosophy at Dartmouth College, where she studies the inte … more →
Towards an externalist neuroeconomics
wrote 11 months ago: Here is a recent paper kindly brought to my attention by the author. To achieve the aim of establish … more →
The psychosis of curiosity.
wrote 11 months ago: — In MindBrain@yahoogroups.com, Dr. Barron Burrow (Dr. BB) (http://profiles.yahoo.com/cdickenz … more →
