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Speldosa: Safari goes minimalistic

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Tuesday, June 29, 2010. In the latest version of Apples web browser, Safari. Me like a lot. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Ethan Goldhammer - In the pocket. Two different ways to read. Daniel Dennett in Oslo. Picture Window template. Powered by Blogger.

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Speldosa: Daniel Dennett in Oslo

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Thursday, June 24, 2010. Daniel Dennett in Oslo. Dennett in Oslo (w/ english subtitles). Last Ocotber, Daniel Dennett visited Oslo and while I'm no big fan of him, I still had to go to see it. With me I brought my camera and my over enthusiastic friend Fredrik, who traveled to Oslo primarily to see Dennett and secondary to see me. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Ethan Goldhammer - In the pocket. Two different ways to read. Daniel Dennett in Oslo. Picture Window template. Powered by Blogger.

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Speldosa: The function of consciousness

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Tuesday, April 29, 2008. The function of consciousness. When trying to discuss something as delicate and complex as consciousness, I think it's important to define the question at issue on a manageable level. If one tries to attack the core of the problem right away, there's a big chance to get lost in the infernal maze of metaphysics that follows. The way I see it, there really are two different ways you can fit in conscioussness into the whole process that the brain undertakes. One possibility is that ...

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Speldosa: Dokum FTW!

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Thursday, June 24, 2010. All the interviews are in swedish). It's fun to annoy people. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Ethan Goldhammer - In the pocket. Two different ways to read. Daniel Dennett in Oslo. Picture Window template. Powered by Blogger.

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Speldosa: EEG for the people

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Sunday, July 04, 2010. EEG for the people. While browsing through the videos over at Collegehumor. On the product's official homepage. Which can't be accused of being packed with technical information about the device itself, it is hinted, with the help of a fancy diagram with the attached text "Could this be real? That the device measures the amount of beta activity. It turns out that a company called NeuroSky. Now, both these devices are utilizing a pretty simple setup. However, when starting to lo...

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Speldosa: July 2010

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Sunday, July 04, 2010. EEG for the people. While browsing through the videos over at Collegehumor. On the product's official homepage. Which can't be accused of being packed with technical information about the device itself, it is hinted, with the help of a fancy diagram with the attached text "Could this be real? That the device measures the amount of beta activity. It turns out that a company called NeuroSky. Now, both these devices are utilizing a pretty simple setup. However, when starting to lo...

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Speldosa: Two different ways to read

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Tuesday, June 29, 2010. Two different ways to read. Robin Hanson, over at the blog Overcomming bias, has written a short blogpost. Which I found to be spot on, mainly because he conceptualize something I've been thinking about for a long time in a good way. In his post, he talks about two different ways in which people read a text; in search mode or in chase mode. He writes:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Ethan Goldhammer - In the pocket. Two different ways to read. Daniel Dennett in Oslo.

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Speldosa: Randy Pausch

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Thursday, January 03, 2008. I like this video. Allthough the serious circumstances, Randy is so optimistic you almost get suspicious. Kinda makes you think. As far as I know, Randy is still alive, and you can follow his progress on his personal site. Update: On the morning of July 25th, 2008, Randy passed away. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Incompleteness: The Proof and Paradox of Kurt Göde. The epistemology of consciousness. Mark lives in IKEA. Bring rocknroll to the music box.

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Speldosa: The epistemology of consciousness

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Sunday, January 13, 2008. The epistemology of consciousness. One of the biggest and most beautifull puzzles in the universe is, according to me, the question of consciousness. Therefore, I've decided to write a couple of texts about it, to see if I can shed some light on this mysterious phenomena. I'll start with an epistemological view of the subject, namely the fact that. Our inability to ever prove that consciouss exists in any other enteties than ourself spawns a sort of paradox. Let's say that for s...

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Speldosa: Talk

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Friday, January 25, 2008. From Brett Russell Dougherty. This here is really a pretty ordinary video, but still it isn´t. I found it on Vimeo when I just browsed around for some intresting content, and intresting it was (Ok, I´m starting to sound like Yoda here). One could argue that you can let those people mind there own buisniess, which is partially true, but we´re still working on a common project - forming an society together with them - which meens we can´t ignore them all together.