- Brain and Mind 3: 17, 2002. 2002 Kluwer Academic Publishers. Printed in the Netherlands.
- Beliefs Matter! We human beings --especially, those of us who live in industrial societies --are, on the whole,
- acetylcholine --a chemical neurotransmitter (q.v.) substance that is used both at junctions between nerves and muscles, and widely at synapses (q.v.) between nerve cells throughout the brain
- What You Get is More Than What You See
- * I am not using idealism in the sense that is typically used in philosophy, as exemplified particularly by Berkeley --that is, the doctrine that mental states are primary, and events only exist if there is an observer perceiving
- * Since humans don't always perform cognitive functions optimally (see Chapter 4 in particular), the best machines we can design to do those functions won't necessarily duplicate the way we do them. But those seeking to
- What Do People Really Want? A Jewishstorytells about a little boywho said to his schoolmates:"Myfather is terrible. Lastnight
- The Compassionate Revolution Reading about the future in the newspapers and inmanynovels and movies,youmight think allthe
- Utopian Studies 20.2 (2009): 249274 Where Is Utopia in the Brain?
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- Therapy, for the Person and Society The Hebrew word shalom is one of the most versatile expressions of a human ideal in any
- A Network Model of Rational versus Irrational Choices on a Probability Maximization Task
- How We Make Categories and Constructs The Mahayana branch of Buddhism aspires to a state of spiritual perfection where we perceive
- I am not a cynic. In this century, it's fashionable to despair about changing human society for the better because so many recent attempts seemto have failed. Not only have most communist and socialist
- Acknowledgments The listofpeople I would need to acknowledge for their contributions to this book is far too long
- Angels, Devils, and Censors in the Brain
- The real Chunnel was in fact built from both the English and French ends in the early 1990s. By that time, however, laser technology enabled the meeting between the two tunnels to be much more precise than the joke implied.
- Contributed article A neural network theory of proportional analogy-making
- Actuality Versus Optimality In one of Charles Schulz's Peanuts cartoons, Charlie Brown laments that the big kids always
- Negotiating Cognitive Dissonance If you were listening to a spoken tape recording which had some interference on it but was still
- Brain and Mind 3: 952, 2002. 2002 Kluwer Academic Publishers. Printed in the Netherlands.
- Neuroscientific Insights on Biblical Myths
- Bibliography Abraham, Frederick D. (with Ralph H. Abraham and Christopher D. Shaw). A Visual Introduction to
- Remaining Open to Change The GermannoblemanBaronFriedrich von Humboldt was one ofthe great thinkers and scientists
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