How we think, how we might make computers think, how information could possibly be organized in the big throbbing mass of neurons that occupies the average skull. Or become good friends with John Vervaeke. My second year Intro To CogSci prof, and one of the smartest, most interesting people I've ever met. One of those people whose knowledge is contagious. Being in a room with him necessarily means you will leave the room knowing more than when you entered.
Suggestions are welcome.
This section is here for two groups of people. First, it's here for people who have too much time, and for some reason, are reading this page. These people are probably friends of mine, and may be getting tired of me babbling randomly, so I have provided some of my essays written for various Cognitive Science classes, so that they may watch me babbling with structure and purpose. The second group is composed of people I don't know as well, who came to this site hoping to see some of my work, and are looking for something, anything of mine that they can take seriously. I guess these are more serious than my work on The Coming Revolution .