Cihan Sen @TheCihanSen

Joined March 2015

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Daniel Dennett @danieldennett

8 years ago

Here's a surprisingly useful thinking tool for anybody interested in the history of Western philosophy: a sort of garden of forking paths of argument. denizcemonduygu.com/philo/

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Harvard Business Review @HarvardBiz

8 years ago

A series of 25 experiments challenges the idea of perspective-taking s.hbr.org/2CPisr8

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Sussex Centre for Consciousness Science @SussexCentre

8 years ago

More on controlled hallucinations from @anilkseth for TED radio hour npr.org/programs/ted-r…

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My cartogram (just updated it) shows where the world population lives. Each square represents half a million people; this year's world population of 7.633 billion people is represented by 15,266 squares. Here is the visualization ourworldindata.org/world-populati…

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Topi Tjukanov @tjukanov

8 years ago

Ship locations between years 1755 and 1765 based on ship logs. One animation frame = one week. A small piece of the awesome dataset shared by @stvno

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New Scientist @newscientist

8 years ago

What if your phone had a robotic finger? ow.ly/bclZ30m67W6

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Yale Psychiatry @YalePsych

8 years ago

Ever hallucinated before? Chances are likely that you have, according to research by @PhilCorlett1 and @AlPowers7 of @YalePsych and featured in @TheAtlantic. bit.ly/2QsHkaO

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Open Culture @openculture

8 years ago

David Lynch Made a Disturbing Web Sitcom Called "Rabbits": It’s Now Used by Psychologists to Induce a Sense of Existential Crisis in Research Subjects openculture.com/?p=1052383

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Anil Seth @anilkseth

8 years ago

Consciousness and Creation: The neuroscience of perception. A short animation by the lovely people at @FoSTorg, in advance of their New York summit in October @sacklercentre @BabaBrinkman vimeo.com/289879647

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Adam Grant @AdamMGrant

8 years ago

When you find evidence that doesn't fit your narrative, include it anyway. Acknowledging complexity doesn't make you less convincing— it makes you more credible. And it makes the other side more curious and open. @amandaripley: thewholestory.solutionsjournalism.org/complicating-t…

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Classic Pics @Classic_picx

8 years ago

7 July 1985. Boris Becker (aged 17) became the youngest player to win the Men's Singles Title at Wimbledon.

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Andrew Mauboussin @amaub

8 years ago

Quick article on the probalistic meaning of words with @mjmauboussin hbr.org/2018/07/if-you…

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Keith Weed @keithweed

9 years ago

Wow! Read this it may save someone's life one day.. soundingsonline.com/voices/drownin…

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Demis Hassabis @demishassabis

9 years ago

Grid cells were discovered in 2005. We're excited about our 5th Nature paper showing that agents trained to localise themselves in an environment spontaneously develop grid-like representations, enabling them to take shortcuts using vector-based navigation deepmind.com/blog/grid-cells

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Liam Donovan @LPDonovan

9 years ago

What in the world did I just watch

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Andrew Ng @AndrewYNg

9 years ago

New important benchmark for ML hardware and software to propel the field forward: MLPerf. I strongly support this! hpcwire.com/2018/05/02/mlp…

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Financial Times @FinancialTimes

9 years ago

Time: a curse, a gift, a mystery on.ft.com/2HO3MYO

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Spectrum (Autism Research News) @Spectrum

9 years ago

The subtle differences in how people on the spectrum communicate — both verbally and non-verbally — could hold clues to how perception may be altered in #autism. bit.ly/com_down

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Marius Pachitariu @marius10p

9 years ago

Story: 1. Neurons in the brain are very chatty: they fire action potentials, their basic unit of communication, even when there is nothing to communicate. For example in this video, in visual cortex recordings in complete darkness. Lots of chatting: