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If psychology is your game, the opening exchange between Newt Gingrich and John King in last Thursday’s Republican debate is not just this week’s hottest news item, but the most revealing study in human psychology we’ve had in a long time. Here’s the video And here’s the text of the exchange: John King: “Your ex-wife [...]
What is with him? How can he believe such garbage? It’s so bad it’s not even wrong. It’s worse than wrong! Sometimes I think he’s just clueless. He simply can’t see the truth. But then other times I get this whiff of the devious and think he can see the truth just fine but refuses [...]
Look,it’s simple,” she said. “There’s rubbing and not rubbing; there’s whether it feels good or doesn’t, and whether it is good or isn’t. That’s all.” “Now Mitch and I, we’ve been together 25 years. Lovers? Yeah, you could call us that. And you know we’ve seen it all. We were so young. At first all [...]
I’ve just read two new and glorious books on cognitive science, psychology’s hottest new multi-disciplinary field, founded to explore parallels between computers and human minds. “The Information: A history, a theory, a flood” by James Gleick concentrates on information theory which provides cognitive science’s core concept: a definition of a unit or atom of information. [...]
strange–the village lived in terror of the marauder, a man who many had witnessed destroying their fellow villager,s lives. And yet if you asked any of the witnesses to describe the marauder they seemed barely curious about who he was and how to identify him. For all the damage the marauder did, people couldn’t be [...]
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