- North of Ping Pong: What Goes Up Must Come Down
- Ugly Funk: The Music Was So Loud We Did Not Notice the World Falling Apart
- Time: How Obama is using the science of change
- ‘I have a very very large house’
- My review of Lone Franks ‘Mindfield’ in the Psychologist magazine
- Mann news: ‘Barak: Israel must choose two states over apartheid’
- Native American Cybernetics: Indigenous Knowledge Resources in Information Technology
- ‘Estimating dinosaur maximum running speeds using evolutionary robotics’
- Alec Patton blogs sense about jargon in Higher Education studies
- Brain Exercise Training With Oxygen
- Language can enforce training of spatial orientation
- A blindspot for our own body language?
- ‘More Talk, Less Chalk: Lexically Sparse Slides Improve Recall of Taught Material’
- The University of Minnesota Nun Study A healthy 100 year old brain and an Alzerimer’s brain side by side
- Vinay Gupta on infrastructure: Dealing in Security – understanding vital services and how they keep you safe
- Jon Birdseed – Going dark
- ‘The social technology of drug production: can we do better?’
- Man, 113, attributes longevity to ‘cigarettes, whisky and wild, wild women – and a sense of humour’
- Google search for phrase “attributes longevity to” is revealing : Answers include “active life” “quiet life” “sex” “eating beans” “crispy bacon” and “sleeping for 2 days and then being awake for 2 days”
- ‘I look forward to an eco-friendly future where everyone wears drab and similar clothes until they wear out, just like I do. Obviously I don’t do it out of environmental conscience, but laziness and the fear that, if I try to demonstrate taste, I’ll be exposed as a twat.’
- Dramatic play improves executive function in children
- My article in July’s Prospect magazine on what dramatic improv and confabulation tell us about creativity
- richardmasters.co.uk
- Video Game conditioning spills over in to real life
- Adaptive order beyond the price system ‘Three adaptive landscapes’
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