Jake Quilty-Dunn
@quiltydunn
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Now in press at @bbsjournal, a new paper co-authored with @nicolasporot and @Ericmandelbaum. We provide a sustained defense of the Language of Thought Hypothesis (LoTH). 1/26.
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The best game in town: The reemergence of the language-of-thought hypothesis across the cognitive sciences - Volume 46
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RT @KDTrey5: @playboyswervo @VmylesN @SkyedOKC @DarkC3P0 @DimeDropperPod @Tsavagemofo7 We all gon die and so much time gon pass that people….
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RT @MelMitchell1: In my latest column for Science magazine, I discuss recent AI "reasoning" models -- how it works, to what extent it capt….
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Julia has two sisters and one brother. How many sisters does her brother Martin have?Solving this tiny puzzle requires a bit of thinking. You might mentally picture the family of three girls and one...
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RT @ermandyy: I was invited to do a write up on my recent Synthese article for NWIP! This also marks the first time I've disclosed the per….
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RT @chazfirestone: This bit in particular seemed unhelpful. True, I’m like any other WEIRD-o…but @DorsaAmir is a trained anthropologist who….
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RT @chazfirestone: It's a privilege to engage with an expert like @JoHenrich on a question as important and foundational as the role of cul….
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RT @ljuba_pi: @AlonHafri and I wrote a thing!.We touch base with research on scene perception and outline the advances and open questions r….
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explicitly interpretable model of visual WM informed by decades of theoretical work outperforms neural networks on 40 million data points, using many fewer parameters. really cool approach and encouraging finding about the continued relevance of good old-fashioned cogsci.
Excited to share our new work in @NatureComms . Introducing a "comprehensive exploration" model that uncovers all mechanisms of visual working memory in one framework, built from a single large-scale controlled experiment.
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RT @talboger: Suppose you generated a sequence of 100 random numbers. Then one year later, you did it again. Do you think we could predict….
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Whether it’s choosing a tennis serve or escaping a predator, the ability to behave randomly provides a range of adaptive benefits. Decades of work explores how people both produce and detect random...
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RT @DorsaAmir: Does the culture you grow up in shape the way you see the world? In a new Psych Review paper, @chazfirestone & I tackle this….
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RT @davidpapineau: @quiltydunn Went to an interdisciplinary conference a while ago where it struck me the developmental psychologists there….
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why are developmental psychologists so much smarter than everyone else in cognitive science? has anybody investigated this?.
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RT @miriam_hauptman: Our paper entitled "Neural specialization for 'visual' concepts emerges in the absence of vision" is now out at Cognit….
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RT @ryangrim: IDF is now openly acknowledging the 5 journalists they incinerated were indeed operating as journalists, but the IDF believed….
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haters will tell you the brain doesn't look like this.
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new light from above prior teaching demo just dropped.
"Shadows stab stomachs" is what I was taught in the Army for correct aerial photo analysis. Always orient the image so the shadows are down. This Daily Overview photo shows what happens when you don't. Sausage Park.
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