Looking forward to the talk
An attempt I made with some of my best students to link anxiety and entropy: more re upcoming visit to Cambridge and Oxfordhttps://www.researchgate.net/publication/221752816_Psychological_Entropy_A_Framework_for_Understanding_Uncertainty-Related_Anxiety …
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Man all the tickets are already sold out for ur talk in London apollo, I didnt even know they were up for purchase
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The article made me feel very entropic.
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I loved
@LKrauss1 's reply to you on that topic in your podcast :https://youtu.be/SF_SwujfiYk?t=184 …Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Is this why habitually oriented people feel unwell when randomness interrupts their day-to-day?
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The photo of you on research gate is definitely a interesting one
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Jeffrey Gray’s work is still very relevant, I would like to see his work taken more seriously in the cognitive neuroscience community.
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Sounds very interesting. Downloaded a full ".pdf", already. Looking forward to more discussion videos coming back from your announced visit.
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This hits so close to home. I feel every step taken, creates a fork in the road where i can't go back. Like being stuck in a spider's web, and movement summons the spider, i feel held back taking a step, big or small. I've never seen it captured so precisely
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