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Bristol Festival of Ideas. 18, June 2013. Running with the Pack: Thoughts from the Road on Meaning and Mortality. Publication of Running with the Pack. 04, March 2013. Will be published on March 7th – with Granta, the publishers of. The Philosopher and the Wolf. Why I am an Atheist. 11, November 2011. What is the state of belief of an atheist? Extended Misunderstandings, Part 1. 13, February 2011. 18, August 2010. Read more and watch a video.
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The Last Behaviorist: April 2014
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A blog about animal behavior, science, and more. Tuesday, 29 April 2014. Misandry in Mice: Is sexism among rodents destroying science? This is a nightmare. It isnt real. It isnt. DONT TOUCH ME! In world-breaking cute news, it turns out that mice are scared of men. Robert Sorge and colleagues decided freak some mice out by seeing whether the gender of the researcher could affect the behavior of mice, and they discovered that mice experienced greater stress in the presence of men compared to women. The pai...
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Notes from Two Scientific Psychologists: June 2015
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Notes from Two Scientific Psychologists. A brave attempt to think out loud about theories of psychology until we get some. The Rough Guide to the Blog. Publications from the blog. Us in the Media. Tuesday, 30 June 2015. What Would It Take to Refute Radical Embodied Cognition? 160;you accept as evidence? My current best answer is about 20 years of hard work. . Posted by Andrew Wilson. Friday, 26 June 2015. The Perturbation Experiment as a Way to Study Perception. Is what we should all be doing. The standa...
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Notes from Two Scientific Psychologists: October 2014
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Notes from Two Scientific Psychologists. A brave attempt to think out loud about theories of psychology until we get some. The Rough Guide to the Blog. Publications from the blog. Us in the Media. Wednesday, 22 October 2014. Do people really not know what running looks like? Faster, higher, stronger -. At the Atlantic about a paper (Meltzoff, 2014). That identifies this surprising confusion in art throughout history and all over the world, and that then reports some simple studies showing that people re...
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Notes from Two Scientific Psychologists: The Perturbation Experiment as a Way to Study Perception
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Notes from Two Scientific Psychologists. A brave attempt to think out loud about theories of psychology until we get some. The Rough Guide to the Blog. Publications from the blog. Us in the Media. Friday, 26 June 2015. The Perturbation Experiment as a Way to Study Perception. Is what we should all be doing. There are also variations where you ask people if they can discriminate. The cue from alternatives under various conditions. Presenting cues in isolation provides a great deal of experimental control ...
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The Last Behaviorist: December 2012
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A blog about animal behavior, science, and more. Monday, 17 December 2012. Robert Sapolsky and B.F. Skinner Discuss Behaviorism. This is an interesting video up on YouTube at the moment where the uploader has spliced together snippets from one of Sapolsky's lectures with various snippets of Skinner discussing similar topics or claims as those raised by Sapolsky. The brilliance in this is the seamless juxtaposition of contradictory claims being raised on the same topic - behaviorism. Given the somewhat co...
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Notes from Two Scientific Psychologists: (Re)Introducing "The Purple Perils"
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Notes from Two Scientific Psychologists. A brave attempt to think out loud about theories of psychology until we get some. The Rough Guide to the Blog. Publications from the blog. Us in the Media. Friday, 10 April 2015. Re)Introducing "The Purple Perils". Note for a tentative redefinition of behaviour', 1975. There is a nearly complete archive. Of these online hosted by Bill Mace.). These Perils were never the final word on anything. They reflected Gibson's current thinking and were always up for deb...
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Notes from Two Scientific Psychologists: February 2015
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Notes from Two Scientific Psychologists. A brave attempt to think out loud about theories of psychology until we get some. The Rough Guide to the Blog. Publications from the blog. Us in the Media. Friday, 27 February 2015. Are we Infomation Processers? About it a lot and I kept thinking: OK, he’s right, I guess, the information. Is in the light, it has to be there, because where else are you going to get. It It has got to be there and if it’s there, there’s a sense in which you don’t. This information is...
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Notes from Two Scientific Psychologists: September 2014
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Notes from Two Scientific Psychologists. A brave attempt to think out loud about theories of psychology until we get some. The Rough Guide to the Blog. Publications from the blog. Us in the Media. Tuesday, 23 September 2014. Visual illusions and direct perception. A while back I reviewed a bunch of papers. 160;I still have some reservations about the details of Robs work. That said, I do think there is a lot of overlap and Im still interested in figuring out what that is. Posted by Andrew Wilson. Not Exa...
