Yohan John

This paper looks quite interesting too.

This talk by Gisin is a pretty good intro to constructive mathematics:

Western analysis definitely focuses a lot on belief. I like Wendy Doniger's idea that Hinduism was at some point more about orthopraxy than orthodoxy. The idea also reminds me of this excellent article. Religious practice/ritual is neglected in academia.

I also highly recommend this paper:

Quite an interesting paper actually. I was stimulated to explore this zone by that Tsao & Tsao paper on visual object segmentation.

The danger is not AI, it's capitalists. :P Great essay by Ted Chiang (who wrote the story that became 'Arrival').

Pretty good video. The narrator doesn't use the term, but this is a potential example of an efficiency-robustness tradeoff. A related topic is the stability-plasticity dilemma.

The Markov blanket business also strikes me as quite muddled. This paper is worth reading:

Well I hadn't really worked it out, but I was thinking about how energy was commiditized, then information... and now attention is a commodity too. Tim Wu's book on this is excellent:

This book finds me at just the right time! "While a number of other issues will be discussed, some of the main philosophical issues that will be explored in the book engage a few decisive dialectics..."

Neuroscientists and psychiatrists really should read this.

Very interesting essay!