What You See Is What You Look For
Do you see the world as it is? Or do you see the world as you expect it to be?
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Do you see the world as it is? Or do you see the world as you expect it to be?
What You See Is What You Look For Read More »
What are the core forces that frame and drive animal behavior? Here is a proposal for framing animal behavior via three laws.
The 3 Laws of Minded Behavior Read More »
Want a better map for how you relate to the environment? Learn the five systems of character adaptation.
The 5 Systems of Character Adaptation Read More »
A shift in water temperature caused by climate change caused 10 billion crabs to starve to death.
Ten Billion Minded Animals Lost Read More »
Learn how to divide your conscious self up into four primary domains: 1) the perceiving self, 2) the feeling self, 3) the narrating self, and 4) the social self.
The Four Domains of Human Consciousness Read More »
What is the most important word to understand in human language? This post justifies the case for “justification.”
Is Justification the Most Important Word in Human Language? Read More »
To advance consciousness research, we need to differentiate subjective conscious experience in animals with brains, Mind2, from the broad meaning of consciousness.
We Need a Better Vocabulary for Mind and Consciousness Read More »
The science of consciousness faces severe conceptual problems. A new unified theory of knowledge can help point the way toward better understanding.
Diagnosing the Problems With the Science of Consciousness Read More »
A fight has broken out in the field of consciousness research. An open letter signed by more than 100 scientists claimed a leading theory was “pseudoscience.”
A Fight Breaks Out in the Science of Consciousness Read More »
In 1644, René Descartes described a tree of knowledge. How does it align with the modern Tree of Knowledge System?
An Updated Tree of Knowledge for Philosophy and Science Read More »