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Computer Simulations in Social Epistemology

The latest issue of EPISTEME is now available – the theme is computer simulations – an topic that is seeing a great deal of growth.  Alexander RieglerCarlo MartiniGerhard SchurzIgor DouvenJ. McKenzie AlexanderJan SprengerKevin J. S. ZollmanPaul HumphreysRainer HegselmannStephan HartmannUlrich Krause

aggregation, artificial intelligence, cognition, cognitive closure, cognitive modeling, cognitive science, cognitive systems, collaboration, collective intentionality, complexity, computational intelligence, distributed cognition, distributed knowledge, emergence, epistemology, extended mind, leslie marsh, Mass Collaboration, neurophilosophy, particle swarm optimization, situated cognition, social epistemology, spontaneous order, stigmergic, stigmergy, swarm behavior, swarm intelligence

Stigmergy Wiki

True to the spirit of stigmergy I was pleased to learn of a wiki dedicated to all things stigmergical – StigmergyLive.   

A Constitution of Many Minds, Boston Globe, Cass Sunstein, constitutional, constitutionalism, hermeneutics, Mickey Edwards, philosophical jurisprudence, political philosophy, social epistemology, social identity

A Constitution of Minds

In today’s Boston Globe Mickey Edwards reviews Cass Sunstein’s latest book A Constitution of Many Minds. Though I haven’t read the book, Edwards’ rather snippy and ill-informed review calls for some comments. ***************** If “A Constitution of Many Minds” reveals anything, it is that its author may teach about constitutionalism but he is at heart…

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Top of the Pops (well relatively speaking)

Sad as it is, we were chuffed to discover that our co-authored paper is the 57th most popular paper in Chalmers’ MindPapers database out of a total of 18,477 papers.