Interested in complex systems and in simple systems that believe they are complex systems. Head of the Oxford Self-Modelling Group (Dept. of Experimental Psychology, University of Oxford)
Matan Mazor
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The Kafka Diaries
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If insects are sentient and sentience implies rights, what follows for food security and public health? I call this the "insect challenge" for animal ethics. The Journal of Practical Ethics has a new symposium on it, with an article by me and 3 replies: journals.publishing.umich.edu/jpe/news/ 1/5
They're made out of meat
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Sam Gross, 1973
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Weekend plans, Oleksandr Shatokhin
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📢PhD job alert! A exciting PhD project that involves using MEG and biophysical modelling to try to predict effects of a glutamatergic treatment for psychosis... plus you can develop your own side project. Join our great team! www.ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/...
Have another Irish #painting. "Glenbrook II" was the second time I painted the Cork Harbour village. Put houses in a row and I'm gonna be tempted to paint them. Then again, given the state of the country, just put houses somewhere - they don't even have to be in a row. #SpéirGhorm#ArtYear
Brighten up your day by watching this ingenious little bumble bee spontaneously solving a novel object manipulation task. Source: www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
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Thinking about neurological syndromes that "could" exist but don't, is there any disorder that causes loss of well-learned motor skills?
Motor skills seem very robust, they survive memory loss like hippocampal damage or dementia.
Is there any disorder where you specifically lose skills?
