PMS WIPS: Philosophy and/of Mind (and/or) Science Works In Progress Sessions PMS WIPS is an online forum for the discussion of works in progress in the philosophy of mind, cognitive science, and related areas. Submissions for PMS WIPS will be reviewed by co-editors Brian Keeley (Pitzer College), Pete Mandik (William …
Since Brains became a group blog about a month ago, the readership has grown from an average of 85 unique visitors per day (of which about 30 were returning visitors) to a current average of 125 unique visitors per day (of which about 45 are returning visitors).Brains is open to new contributors. If …
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In other areas of philosophy, there are successful group blogs, where people exchange and discuss ideas. But to the best of my knowledge, there is no group blog in the philosophy of mind. Some readers of this blog have suggested that I transform it into a group blog. I like …
This is the new webpage for this blog, Brains. The blog has existed since December 2005 at https://brainbrain.blogspot.com/. All the old content has been transfered to this website, and all new content will be published here.Many thanks to John Gabriel for his help in transfering the blog.
Philosophers’ Carnival #33 here.Augenblick reports on various interesting things, including the following:The “brain box,” a new computer that attempts to mimick the fault-tolerant characteristics of the brain, is being built by scientists at the University of Manchester.The first neurons to develop in the brain have been identified by researchers at …
