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January 30, 2012conservatism, David Eagleman, evolution, evolutionary biology, evolutionary psychology, Jesse Prinz, liberalism, moral philosophy, moral psychology, neural correlates, neurobiology, neurophilosophy, neuroscience, philosophy of mind, plasticity, political philosophy, roger scruton, Susan Greenfield

Nature, nurture and liberal values

Roger Scruton weighs in on the nature/nurture debate via a threefold review. (Image another Steve Pyke portrait). Roger Scrutonsteve pyke

February 5, 2010Alan Winfield, artificial intelligence, brain, brain science, cognitive closure, cognitive science, complexity, consciousness, emergence, robotics, robots, ron chrisley, situated cognition, Susan Greenfield, the "hard" problem, turing test

How long until robots are running off with someone’s wife?

An article from Silicon.com pitched at a general audience. I love the last photo caption: How long until robots are running off with someone’s wife?