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Archive for the ‘Psychology’ Category
Mind Hacks Over Stacks of Facts
Posted in Psychology, tagged Mind Hacks, text books, truthiness on June 7, 2010 | 5 Comments »
Changizi’s Books
HARNESSED
-- Among the Top Ten Science Books of 2011, New Scientist
-- "...read it with fascination. I'd be...surprised if his main ideas...aren't on the right track." -- Frank Wilczek, Nobel laureate.
THE VISION REVOLUTION
-- "...one of the best works of theoretical vision science since Gibson." -- Dan Simons, Invisible Gorilla.
BRAIN FROM 25,000 FEET
"...successful in demonstrating how high-level understanding can enrich the sciences of the mind, often in surprising ways." -- Dan Ryder, University of British Columbia.
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