@sjblakemore Have some sympathy with this, but any position taken needs to be nuanced and understanding that different things may suit different people in different situations

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@kareem_carr Good question - but ways things can go right or wrong, or more generally ways in which variation is caused

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IMO, vision (sensory-motor processes more generally) and cognition are one

“A mad quest for power - and madder demands @Leno Skum

Why ADHD is just a different way of being normal

@Kasparov63 @WiringTheBrain I mean, he’s just a shock jock really. Does what he says really signify much other than that?

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@DStibbardHawkes Won’t necessarily be any more reliable though….

@i_iratus Wish Elon Skum would mind his own business and also get better informed

@DStibbardHawkes I asked it to write my obituary. It made up an awful lot of facts, so I shan’t be using it when it comes to the real thing

@PessoaBrain @JRBneuropsiq Block basically says ‘scala naturae’ in his interview

@JRBneuropsiq @PessoaBrain Not sure what that means. Is it just saying non-humans live in the moment? Why are representations needed? That may reflect an anthropocentric starting point for defining cognition

@JRBneuropsiq @PessoaBrain If the quote is correct, it’s right there