Foundations of the Investigation of the Evolution of Representational Decision Making

animal cognition / Armin Schulz: Efficient Cognition / Belief / Cognition / evolution / Folk Psychology / Intentionality / perception / Philosophy of Mind / Philosophy of Science / representation
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Before it is possible to begin the investigation of the evolution of representational decision making it is necessary to address three foundational issues: (1) The nature of representational decision making—what is it that we are investigating? (2) The reality of representational decision making—why think that representational decision making is a …

Efficient Cognition—The Evolution of Representational Decision Making

animal cognition / Armin Schulz: Efficient Cognition / Belief / Cognition / Content / evolution / Folk Psychology / Intentionality / perception / Philosophy of Mind / Philosophy of Science / representation
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I want to thank John Schwenkler for inviting me to blog about my new book, Efficient Cognition—The Evolution of Representational Decision Making. I am excited to be sharing with you all the reasons why I find the evolution of representational decision making such a fascinating research project. I also look …

Reasoning About Deceit: 1. The Computational Perspective

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[The following is Part I in a two-part guest post by Will Bridewell and Alistair M. C. Isaac. — JS] We live in an age of post-truth rhetoric, fake news, and misinformation; consequently, questions of how to accurately identify deceptive communication and to appropriately respond to it have become increasingly …

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