what seems left out of the cause-effect connection js that depressed people
have a reason to be depressed. certainly,y if someone is depressed because they
lost a job or a child, we expect brain changes that are a natural part of
the depression. (i think there are changes in brain chem after
And important part about I seeing is that you can’t see something if you
didn’t look in that direction so the muscular system is involved in the
circular process of looking seeing looking.
doug
> On Dec 19, 2019, at 10:18 PM, Nicholas Thompson
> wrote:
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> Which raises the question,
the problem with the small plot of land approach
1. what to do in the winter?
2. given the number Of people who will try it, what about the supplier seeds?
Are there enough?
doug
> On Jan 21, 2020, at 11:20 AM, Merle Lefkoff wrote:
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> Thank you, Jochen. Excellent. Pieter: We can't
Let’s say we are able to bring the price of solar generated electricity below
that of electricity generated by fossil fuels. This leaves several important
questions:
Who pays for replacing the gas heater with an electric heater? That
includes installation and remodeling costs as well
meaningful thoughts, as opposed to evocations, seem to me to require senences.
How would you handle an issue like “The difference between math and dram in
understanding each other?” with single words?
doug
> On Jul 5, 2020, at 4:42 PM, David Eric Smith wrote:
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> Not good for me to do this,
There is ambiguity about what the self means and includes. There is a selfish
self, a little self that is contained with us its own bubble and there is the
big self that includes the world and all of its connections. As Ortega says I
am I and my circumstances
doug
> On Jul 3, 2020, at 12:24
Good to have joined you for the last part of Zoom yesterday. It was suggested
that I post more of an introduction . I have been a long time lurker, maybe
five years.
So few more things about me.
After my post doc at Harvard I went toMexico an spent three years with Erich
Fromm at his Mexican
ch to Ecology and Development, and An Interview With an Old New
> Realist.
>
> I will look at your stuff over the weekend.
>
> Welcome aboard!
>
> Nick
>
> Nicholas Thompson
> Emeritus Professor of Ethology and Psychology
> Clark University
> thompnicks...@gmail
the Golden Gate.
>
> You probably knew Dave Nichols.
>
> If curious, bio-info contained in My Descent from the Monkey, A Utopian
> Approach to Ecology and Development, and An Interview With an Old New
> Realist.
>
> I will look at your stuff over the weekend.
&
On free will. Isn’t there a spectrum of predictability? She will get up in the
morning and have coffee, but I am less sure about her reaction to the front
page of today’s New York Times. That spectrum of predictability (people will
stay on the socially sanctioned side of the road when driving)
> n
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> Nicholas Thompson
> Emeritus Professor of Ethology and Psychology
> Clark University
> thompnicks...@gmail.com
> https://wordpress.clarku.edu/nthompson/
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I imagine playing chess, or go, with a computer. As I play I have a very
enlivening experience of playing. The computer seems to have no such thing.
For me, in my engagement, “Every neuron is listening to the mutter of the
crowd.” Jerry Lettvin, MIT. If The computer goes on to win it has
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