Exuberance!
Kay Redfield Jamison talks about exuberance and how it’s driven history.
Kay Redfield Jamison talks about exuberance and how it’s driven history.
A famous debate between Steven Picker and Elizabeth Spelke on gender and science.
Discussion of cognitive psychology and cognitive neuroscience, child development, disgust, dualism, neuroethics, and related issues.
Social neuroscience explained.
Excellent interdisciplinary event examining the impacts of violence against children. Topics include neurodevelopment, neuroplasticity, mental health and social consequences of abuse.
Philosophy, anaesthesiology, psychiatry, sociology, cognitive science and more perspectives try to answer: is consciousness definable?
Psychology of human-robot relationships.
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