Three-Toed Sloth

Minds, Brains, and Neurons

Upcoming Gigs: Bristol

Books to Read While the Algae Grow in Your Fur, December 2009

Output Summary

Books to Read While the Algae Grow in Your Fur, November 2009

In re John Holland

Books to Read While the Algae Grow in Your Fur, June 2009

Next Week at the Statistics Seminar: Bayes, Bayes, Baked Beans, Sausage and Bayes

Assorted Link Roundup, May 2008

Books to Read While the Algae Grow in Your Fur, April 2008

Books to Read While the Algae Grow in Your Fur, January 2008

New Year's Eve Self-Knowledge Blogging

Assorted Linkage: Halloween Edition

g, a Statistical Myth

Keeping the Squid Giant Axon Real (Video Clips of the Old School Issue of Science Geek Edition of Saturday Squid Blogging)

The Cartesian Movie Theater

A. R. Luria: The Neuropsychology of Praxis

Do You Feel Lucky, Punk?

It's Not Who You Know, It's What You Do

Critical Sensation

The Sharks of DARPA

The Parallelogram Paw Issue of Science Geek Edition

Neuropharmacological Foundations of the Public Sphere

SUMO versus the Dendritic Claws (Sunday Sibling Blogging)

Friday Cat Blogging ("Hear, Kitty!" Issue of Science Geek Edition)

Almond Madelines

Friday Cat Blogging (Son et Lumière Issue of Science Geek Edition)

Continuing the Flow of Brainy Material

The Little Grey Cells Get Their Act Together

Let Me Be Among the First to Welcome Our New Orbital Cybernetic Zombie Overlords!

Je ne regrette rien

Towards the Stainless Steel Rat

April Fool's Sloth

This Is Your Brain on Statistical Complexity (This Week at the Complex Systems Colloquium)

Friday Cat Blogging (Keeping an Eye on the Mouse Issue of Science Geek Edition)

Emile, or, "We don't need no education, we don't need no thought control"

Friday Cat Blogging (It Always Pays to Read the Annals of Improbable Research Carefully Issue of Science Geek Edition)

There Are 52 Significant Differences Between Tom Cruise and John Travolta

More Assorted Reading

Christof Koch, Zombie-Monger

Why So Slow?

Intermittent Finds in Complex Systems and Stuff, No. 1

The free development of each is the condition of the war of all against all

The Literary Theory of a Midwestern Maître à Penser

Better Willing Through Chemistry, or, More Reasons the Staff of the National Review Should Be Squirming in Front of a Truth and Reconciliation Commission Right Now

Dumb Survey Tricks, or, Time to Restock the Adaptive Toolbox