Published inNeo-CyberneticsBeyond the Selfish GeneAn Information Field-Based Critique of Richard Dawkins’ Genecentric Model of Evolution2d ago2d ago
Published inNeo-CyberneticsThe Information Field as a Constitutive Element of an Extended Theory of EvolutionThe classical theory of evolution explains adaptation and speciation primarily through random genetic variation and natural selection.5d ago5d ago
Published inNeo-CyberneticsTheory of Approximate Self-Recognition of Neural NetworksA Synthesis of Gödel and Machine LearningApr 20Apr 20
Published inNeo-CyberneticsBody and Soul, Matter and MindThe problem of the levels of descriptionApr 17Apr 17
Published inNeo-CyberneticsA new theory of cognitionThe question of the possibilities and limits of cognition is one of the fundamental questions of philosophy. This thesis develops a new…Apr 131Apr 131
Published inNeo-CyberneticsObjectivity and subjectivity in quantum mechanicsAn epistemological viewApr 7Apr 7
Published inNeo-CyberneticsThe methodological turn in the philosophy of mindA shift in the philosophy of mind, focusing on how we recognise and describe the mind-body relationship.Apr 3Apr 3
Published inNeo-CyberneticsWhy Friston is wrong: Teleology is metaphysicsKarl Friston’s Free Energy Principle (FEP) has gained enormous attention in recent years as a unifying theory for biological and cognitiveMar 30Mar 30
Published inNeo-CyberneticsPendulum and CognitionOn the neurobiology of meditation and placeboMar 27Mar 27
