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My thoughts are not your thoughts
Proceedings of the 2014 ACM International Joint Conference on Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computing: Adjunct Publication, 2014Authenticating users of computer systems based on their brainwave signals is now a realistic possibility, made possible by the increasing availability of EEG (electroencephalography) sensors in wireless headsets and wearable devices. This possibility is especially interesting because brainwave-based authentication naturally meets the criteria for two ...
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This essay examines the initial exchange between Western and Eastern meditational poetics that led to the founding of Naropa University. Though many accomplished writers and meditation teachers were involved in these early conversations, and a number of cultural motivations were involved in the Kerouac School project, it was the meeting of Chögyam ...
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This essay examines the initial exchange between Western and Eastern meditational poetics that led to the founding of Naropa University. Though many accomplished writers and meditation teachers were involved in these early conversations, and a number of cultural motivations were involved in the Kerouac School project, it was the meeting of Chögyam ...
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Ordering Thoughts on Thought Disorder
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1990A common denominator can be found permeating thought disorder at various levels – the lack of executive planning and editing. With data available from aphasiology and neuropsychology, certain features of thought disorder can be reinterpreted as being consistent with dysfunction of the frontal lobe. It is hypothesised that thought disorder may reflect a
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Animal thought exceeds language-of-thought
Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2023Abstract Quilty-Dunn et al. claim that all complex infant and animal reasoning implicate language-of-thought hypothesis (LOTH)-like structures. We agree with the authors that the mental life of animals can be explained in representationalist terms, but we disagree with their idea that the complexity of mental representations is best explained by ...
Angelica Kaufmann, Albert Newen
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Art thought and everyday thought∗
Journal of Curriculum Studies, 1988∗Talking and Learning in Small Groups: Pupils aged 12‐13 in Conversation about a Poem, by Pat Smyth, scdc Publications/Longman, London (1985), pp. 156. £5‐95. isbn 0‐582‐17344‐2.
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Themes of thoughts and thoughtfulness
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2014In preparing and compiling the background for the issue of Acoustics Today on Leo Beranek to commemorate his 100th birthday, there were some consistent themes of Leo’s work and contribution to colleagues and scholars with whom he worked. This was particularly evident in the many “side-bars” solicited from over three dozen friends and colleagues.
Carl Rosenberg, William J. Cavanaugh
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