Complex Adaptive Systems: Views from the Physical, Natural, and Social Sciences
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Fallible Heuristics and Evaluation of Research Traditions: The Case of Embodied Cognition
The most excellent Marcin Miłkowski. Cognitive scienceEmbodied cognitionheuristicsKen AizawaMarcin Miłkowski
Dave Bartholomew
Another giant leaves us. Obituary. Dave BartholomewFats Dominomusicnew orleans
Robin Trower: The Tone Meister
The great tone meister Robin Trower is still laying it down. It was his Hendrix infused psychedelia that brought me to his Bridge of Sighs album in ’74 as it did for most others. bluesbridge of sighsguitarpsychedelic bluesRobin Trower
Kelly Jay Fordham
I was fortunate to chat at length with Kelly at the old Mikey’s about Fats. He even knocked out a couple of Fats numbers for me. (H/T Richie said). crowbarKelly Jay FordhamkeyboardsRonnie Hawkins
The Signal: The History of Signal Processing and How We Communicate
A collaborator of mine, Ted Lewis, has a new book out. Computer Scienceinformation agemathematicssignal processingTed Lewis
Adam Smith as Scottish Philosopher
Was Adam Smith a Scottish philosopher? The question seems an odd one. He was a philosopher and he was Scottish. What more could we need to know, in order to arrive at the simple answer ‘yes.’ And in any case, why does it matter? On reflection, however, neither the question nor the answer seems so…
Why I Am Not a Buddhist
Due in January of 2020. For more on Evan’s work see his website. There are conferences, courses, and celebrities promoting the notion that Buddhism is spirituality for the rational; compatible with cutting-edge science; indeed, “a science of the mind.” In this provocative book, Evan Thompson argues that this representation of Buddhism is false. BuddhismconsciousnessEmbodied cognitive…
Published! Michael Oakeshott on Authority, Governance, and the State
Published! authorityEric Kosgovvernancejames alexanderLiberalismMichael OakeshottPolitical philosophystateTimothy Fuller
Moto Guzzi V85 TT
This is a lot of coin (11,100 quid) for a second bike but were one gonna have a second floozy, this would be a contender. The V85 TT really seems to be a jack of all trades for those who have long-since tired of crotch-rockets. While across the range Guzzi has always had the strongest sense…
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