ImaTigger

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by ImaTigger 7y ago
Ice making (someone else said refrigeration, but this is more specific).
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by ImaTigger 7y ago
I know about Smolensky's theories (have probably read that paper, but don't remember it exactly; have def. read others by PS); PS and JE are definitely contemporaries, and work/have worked in similar areas. However, these two
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by ImaTigger 7y ago
I am a computational cognitive neuroscientist, an have worked at many levels. I find each kind of data and model useful to some extent, but I have to admit that the least useful, are, to my mind, those at the detailed neural network level,
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by ImaTigger 7y ago
See my post in another thread re Elman et al. Rethinking Innateness ( https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/rethinking-innateness ).
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by ImaTigger 7y ago
What you're looking for is Elman et al's theory in Rethinking Innateness ( https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/rethinking-innateness ) It's more like Darwin than Newton, and is (to the point of another post off
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Right-Sizing Minecraft (A Whirlwind Exercise in Scientific Notation)(leosstemhacks.wordpress.com)
1 points by ImaTigger 7y ago|0 comments
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by ImaTigger 7y ago
Found an open copy: http://shrager.org/vita/pubs/2019JLMEIsCancerSolvable.pdf Re "real insight", quoted from the highlight: "Current medical research tries to minimize risk to the individual while m
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Is Cancer Solvable?(journals.sagepub.com)
2 points by ImaTigger 7y ago|2 comments
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by ImaTigger 7y ago
This seems like a recipe for an acquired auto-immune disorder!
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by ImaTigger 7y ago
"Famously, UPS/FedEx are better than USPS." This a red herring. First off, USPS is nearly as good as those, and those others don't have nearly the geographical breadth requirements of the USPS.
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by ImaTigger 7y ago
This is a pretty broad request. esp. not knowing you well enough to be able to tell what level you can handle/want. I suggest going to the local library and skimming the collections. If you have a half-decent local library they'll
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by ImaTigger 7y ago
Middle school is hard because it's the point at which parents are cut out of the educational system, either by virtue of their not being able to be helpful (e.g., they can't do algebra or speak French either!), or by the child (th
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by ImaTigger 7y ago
Coincidentally, I ran in this paper just now, on latin squares (one of the mentioned fields): https://malmskog.files.wordpress.com/2011/10/revised-math-ma...
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by ImaTigger 7y ago
Elman proposed (and I think built) a model in the mid 1990s (see his book: Rethinking Innateness) that works in exactly this manner: A "wave of growth" moves across an initially highly connected "cortical" network, where
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by ImaTigger 7y ago
This is sort of a ridiculous list. There are, possibly by definition, and infinitude of under-investigated fields. A more useful list might be a list of OVER investigated fields, such as PvNP, Deep Learning, Consciousness, fMRI, ...