Perusing The Economist, as is my wont, my eye was drawn to an article titled ‘Automated decision-making; the death of expertise.’
As ever, I felt impelled to find out more for you.
The gist of it is that the author of a new book (a Mr Ayres of Yale university, since you ask, and the book is […]
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The German magazine (Der Speigel) has an article about some scientists investigating the brain to find our what goes on when we think.
More specifically, they are interested in finding out what goes on when we realize we have made a mistake. They think that what they have found might explain our sixth sense. (Or not, […]
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In my ceaseless quest to give you more information than you could possible need about intuition, I came across this article which speaks of the evolution of the intuitive faculty. Most interesting!
The article states that there are two areas of the brain generally considered to be involved in ESP: the pineal gland and the corpus […]
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Yes, I know it’s a catchy looking headline, and it’s meant to be! But you can drop the old paradox about going back to kill your great-great-grandfather. That doesn’t apply here.
The thing about intuition which has always bugged me a little (or a lot, depending on many factors), is where does the information come […]
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