You are quite right; you made a fair response. I apologize for the tone of my post.
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retired neuropsychologist, writing essays on cognition and mind at substack Mind Phases (lorrainemcfaddenphd.substack.com) and author of Mind Phases consciousness and the information processing cycle.
You are quite right; you made a fair response. I apologize for the tone of my post.
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A quick online search does not identify any Ontario, Canada sources for purchase. Any advice?
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I am enjoying the book a great deal. I am just reading your discussion on consciousness. This is the first time I have understood the clumsy phrase "what it is to be like a bat". Thank you!
A large spike in covid wastewater signal in London ON:
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This is a really, really good use of tech: the Greenland home defence
www.youtube.com/watch?v=hS0w...
The gratitude is mutual. After I heard the lecture I ordered Beyond Weird. I have been struggling to understand quantum physics and how it might relate to human consciousness. This talk helped a lot. Not that these topics are straightforward, but the additional clarity you brought is welcome.
Once I looked for myself, I found a (non paywalled) link to the original lecture here: podcasts.ox.ac.uk/beyond-weird...
Would you have a link to a full version of the lecture, and one that is not pay walled?
A new substack today on the PhD degree in Psychology in Ontario:
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What a remarkable essay. It frames very nicely the struggle to comprehend topics like consciousness and mind, that cross between science and narrative. Thanks!
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Caffeine has been the only thing for me. Even half caffeine, half decaf coffee works.
Inept Leaders' Tunnel Vision Drives Europe into Turmoil
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I started reading the article, where scientists say that in lucid dreaming there are changes in the "...right central lobe...". What stupidity is this? There is no "central lobe". Scientists, the real ones, recognize the frontal, temporal, parietal and occipital lobes. That's it.
Charlie Angus is a powerful, articulate voice, and he nails it on this election:
Thoughts on Canada's Unprecedented Election open.substack.com/pub/charliea...
Lindsay Mathyssen is the only one who can defeat conservatives!
She did it before and she will do it again.
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Excellent opinion piece about the vision of HC in Canada.
A reckoning is coming in regards to the future of HC in Canada, and whatever party is in power after this election may decide the fate of public HC across the nation.
buff.ly/WW91xWj
Low voter turnout generally favours the conservatives.
Election Day is NOT Friday. It is one week away, Monday the 28th.
It's just one gem after another, e.g.: "The American elites of the past 20 years have called their foremost principle freedom, but what they meant was impunity."
same here in London.
I watched the Leader's Debate last night. Take away impressions: Poilievre carries a lot of grievances. Blanchet defends la Francophonie. Carney wants to lead a nation. Singh wants to make sure Canadians are ok. If the last three could work together cooperatively, we might really have something.
I watched the Leader's Debate last night. Take away impressions: Poilievre carries a lot of grievances. Blanchet defends la Francophonie. Carney wants to lead a nation. Singh wants to make sure Canadians are ok. If the last three could work together cooperatively, we might really have something.
Charlie Angus lays it out, chapter and verse:
Book Burners on the March #charlieangus
open.substack.com/pub/charliea...