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What if we took the 'struggle for life' seriously again?
How should we view The Selfish Gene 50 years on?
Physics has such nice equations and universal laws. Could we ever expect to find similar principles or axioms for biology?
Should we give Mendel's peas a chance? Nah, we've moved on.
"Physics is the most fundamental and all-inclusive of the sciences." Or is it?
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The difference comes down to regulation, not culture.
I think it’s increasingly difficult to argue that the recent boom in artificial intelligence (AI) is mostly hype. There is a lot of hype, but don’t let that distract you from the real progress. The best indication of this is applications in scientific research, because the outcomes are measurable and objective. AI applications are particularly […] The post Will AI Bring Us Jurassic Park first appeared on NeuroLogica Blog.
Complex neural pathways likely arose independently in birds and mammals, suggesting that vertebrates evolved intelligence multiple times. The post Intelligence Evolved at Least Twice in Vertebrate Animals first appeared on Quanta Magazine
The third edition of Think Stats is on its way to the printer! You can preorder now from Bookshop.org and Amazon (those are affiliate links), or if you can’t wait to get a paper copy, you can read the free, online version here. Here’s the new cover, still featuring a suspicious-looking archerfish. If you are not familiar with the previous editions, Think Stats is an introduction to practical methods for exploring and visualizing data, discovering relationships and trends, and communicating... Read More Read More The post Announcing Think Stats 3e appeared first on Probably Overthinking It.
