World Economic ForumWorld Economic Forum These errors in our thinking explain irrational behaviour that occurs during a crisis weforum.org - Fun Man Fung • Cognitive biases are systematic errors in thinking which affect how we make decisions and judgments. • These can include the hoarding of toilet paper …
NBC Newsflipeado en WorldWorld News Scientists warn of potential wave of COVID-linked brain damage NBC News - ReutersScientists warned on Wednesday of a potential wave of coronavirus-related brain damage as new evidence suggested it can lead to severe neurological complications. LONDON — Scientists warned on Wednesday
Travis Whiteflipeado en Neuro BureauAnimals Hummingbirds can count their way to food sciencemag.org - Cathleen O’Grady Tiny, feisty rufous hummingbirds are known for their long migrations, which take them up and down the length of North America each year. Now, they …
AvatarAJ !flipeado en CONCEPT ! SPACE ! TECH . . .Consciousness Why We Should Assume Animals Are Conscious treehugger.com Scientists are starting to think most animals may be conscious. Better late than never, I guess. A friend once told me only the human brain is …
Brimstone68flipeado en Hardware Of WarMilitary Cognitive Electronic Warfare Could Revolutionize How America Wages War With Radio Waves The Drive - By Joseph Trevithick and Tyler Rogoway The holy grail of this concept is electronic warfare systems that can spot new or otherwise unexpected threats and immediately begin adapting to them. …
Tushar Bhattacharyaflipeado en NeuroscienceHumanity Duke scientist questions his own research with new study faulting task fMRI Ars Technica - Jennifer Ouellette “This sub-branch of fMRI could go extinct if we can't address this critical limitation.” It all started with a rejected grant proposal. Ahmad Hariri, …
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