at emotion plays a key role in reasoning. (Not just motivation, actual emotion.) Most of what I would say against that has been better expressed by Aaron Sloman. For instance, if my computer is prone to swapping memory content to hard drive and back, and I kill the part of the OS that coordinates the swappi

plemented in them. My own thinking is mostly shaped by the ideas of social agency, by the Italian computer scientist Cristiano Castelfranchi, and by Aaron Sloman. > isnt that in your words just one of the stories we tell ourselves.? why is it not merely chemicals I would say that a goal is part of a "softwa

plemented in them. My own thinking is mostly shaped by the ideas of social agency, by the Italian computer scientist Cristiano Castelfranchi, and by Aaron Sloman. > isnt that in your words just one of the stories we tell ourselves.? why is it not merely chemicals I would say that a goal is part of a "softwar

at emotion plays a key role in reasoning. (Not just motivation, actual emotion.) Most of what I would say against that has been better expressed by Aaron Sloman. For instance, if my computer is prone to swapping memory content to hard drive and back, and I kill the part of the OS that coordinates the swappi

cool, but I never went due to spending most of my non-work time with my kids, who until recently were too young for that sort of thing...) at Dr. Aaron Sloman http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/—axs/ A friend of Minsky's, a 70-something cognitive science / math / AI guy from the UK. I always thought he was a deepe

ool, but I never went due to spending most of my non-work time with my kids, who until recently were too young for that sort of thing...) *** Dr. Aaron Sloman http://www.cs.bham.ac.uktaxs/ A friend of Minsky's, a 70-something cognitive science / math / Al guy from the UK. I always thought he was a deeper

l animals with sufficiently =omplex brains (including mammals, birds, cephalopods) are cognitive =gents. For instance, no-one publicly objects when Aaron Sloman rejoices =bout the smarts of Betty the crow. On the other hand, very few species are capable of mastering linguistic =nd visual grammars to some int

SKBB91. D Shannahoff-Khalsa, M Boyle, and M Buebel. The effects of lateral forced nostril breathing on cognition. Ind J Neurosci., 1991. SloOl. Aaron Sloman. Varieties of affect and the cogaff architecture schema. In Proceedings of the Symposium on Emotion, Cognition, and Affective Computing, AISB-01, 20

SKBB91. D Shannahoff-Khalsa, M Boyle, and M Buebel. The effects of unilateral forced nostril breathing on cognition. Int J Neurosct., 1991. Slo01. Aaron Sloman. Varieties of affect and the cogaff architecture schema. In Proceedings of the Symposium on Emotion, Cognition, and Affective Computing, AISB-01, 200