1/ I wanted to make a single starting point or hub of resources for all things cognitive neuroscience. Today I’m officially ready to share it! Across 55 ‘web pages’—funding sources, online learning, experimental stimuli, sample essays, and so much more!.

Oh also his mom also signed one of the Yale alum letters praising Brett Kavanaugh’s character in 2018

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Also receipt of his mom donating to Yale: (she also donated to a student organization at Yale and ).

Wedding announcement in the nyt of his parents listing their alma maters (. There’s other public evidence that they’re in fact his parents, but see this for starters (.

Wish the nytimes reporters did this digging instead of me, but alas my old college newspaper habits die hard (also to be clear, I had never heard of this person or his family until reading this article).

Briefly ending my twitter hiatus to point out some genuinely hilarious and predictable public information about this “cooperating witness”: the guy himself went to Yale undergrad, which is where his mom and younger brother went to undergrad (she’s also a donor), and he went to.

Also, when you scroll through the site, you can click on any of the areas of disagreement, and you’ll see excerpted articles from the news backing up that the alleged stance of a candidate is indeed their stance.

I spent some time building this website- It’s an interactive, visually-appealing comparison of Trump and Harris on the issues, with a common thread comparing their opinions to where most Americans stand on those issues. In other words, it sort of asks,

@PsychResList.

Also plugging the website where these resources are stashed, Loads of more content there, see also this thread

Worth noting there are plenty more lectures available elsewhere online too, but most either don't go together with syllabi (like videos on YouTube) or were never taught specifically to university students (like MOOCs, see .

Some of the professors behind these classes are @anitaautrydixon, @lukesjulson, @ampanmdagaba, @juliafstrand, @jeremyRmanning, @Nancy_Kanwisher, @todd_gureckis, @NRDlab, @SMasonGarrison, and @paulbloomatyale.

I made a list of psych/neuro courses whose video lectures and syllabi are publicly available. Up to 21 so far. Please share and suggest any additions that you might know!

A prev thread of the project too.

On the one hand, maybe you didn't go to Psychonomics, or if you did you too found disembodied virtual poster room navigation to be difficult. OTOH, this site is free™, and in addition to scrolling past dumb jokes it lets you watch my prez for eternity :-)

RT @cdmlab: Come and check out our newest posters with work by @DavideGhez, @jbdolg, @AtaBK, @bettina_nb, @NRDlab, @zreagh, and @wouterkool….

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Work is with @bettina_nb, @NRDlab, and @wouterkool. And thanks to @HsiungAbby for letting me steal her poster template.

Except we’re showing that ppl did this in a fast-moving task with a number of other changing parts! Stop by whether we’ve met before or not!.

I kind of liken it to sports coaches carving out playing time for prospects during a blowout. You want to sample how good the prospects are but there are some moments/games where it’s a lot cheaper to do so.

Likewise, maybe you’re on the fence about exploring now, but you know it’s only going to get more difficulty from here on out.