oh yeah, America Thinker...That won't be biased.. Bull. I've read a lot of dog shit from that website. It is definitely not a site where I'd expect scientific reasoning to take precedent over political agenda.
All I hope is that they're all using the same units.. I'd hate to hear, "Nooo, oh. I thought you were using feet per second squared, not meters per second squared. Well shit this changes everything. "
I am sure that the Institutional Review Board (IRB) was active in protecting H.M. If the IRB rejected my research protocol last month because I used bold font on our recruitment posters to highlight the amount we compensate for participation...Welllll, I am sure that H.M. was well protected from immoral fonts anyway.
I was wondering if it was actually H.M. or another amnesic in the tack story. In so far as that fact, my memory was accurate. However, it appears I've embellished somewhat... here is the story in a google book of Psychological Trauma and the Developing Brain
By Phyllis T. Stien, Joshua C. Kendall
A scientist would tape a tack onto his palm. Then he would walk into the room with H.M. He would first ask him, "Have you ever seen me before?" H.M. would deny ever seeing the scientist before. Then they would shake hands. OUCH!! The scientist leaves the room, and comes back in two minutes. Rinse. Repeat. H.M. over and over would get poked by the tack.
Then one day:
Scientist asks, "Have you ever seen me before?" H.M. denies seeing the scientist before. The scientist offers a hand to shake. H.M. refuses to shake hands. When asked why, H.M. responds,
not duped, but Octuped. Dectuped. kilotuped. With Anterograde Amnesia, it wouldn't matter.
Re:Offered his brain for further scientific study
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If he is unable or unfit to give consent, then his legal guardian would have been. How else do you think that research on children, or with people with Autism is able to get conducted?
Seriously.
As far as the summary: Decalarative vs Implicit memory systems. Yes. But also: Semantic vs. Episodic Memory Systems.
The most important contribution of H.M. is helping pin down the fact that for Episodic memory, the Medial Temporal Lobe is critical. From there a whole lot of work has been done pinning down the sub regions of the Medial Temporal Lobe with memory function:
The hippocampus: CA1 CA3 and dentate gyrus, is important for associating memory traces with contexts. The surrounding cortices important for making global assessments of the familiarity of a memory trace.
Look up Professor Andrew Yonelinas at his UC Davis website for some current reviews of Recollection and Familiarity processes.
I am sure you are a victim of your own confirmation bias. There are plenty of cases where government gets it right, plenty of cases where businesses get it wrong.
Checks and balances...The voters are the check and balance when one party controls both the executive and legislative branches. Bad job, and they are out. Like Bush and the repugs.
McCain is going senile. A geek would vote for the man that still has a working brain.
McCain graduated at the bottom of the class at his naval academy and now he is old. Brains get worse quickly at his age, and he didn't start with much.
Meanwhile, we have a brilliant candidate who graduated at the top of his class in law school.
Slashdot Mirror
You are propagating crap. Shameful.
Wife is gone on a trip t mother-in-law, drinking a dead guy ale, contemplative and bored.
All I hope is that they're all using the same units.. I'd hate to hear, "Nooo, oh. I thought you were using feet per second squared, not meters per second squared. Well shit this changes everything. "
but which video game? Powerpuff girls or GTA or Yars Revenge
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Macs are gay.
As long as the power button is physical, I'm fine.
I tried Second-Life, then I discovered that it was Boring-Life.
Watch out, or I will author you, damn it!
Cascade of FSM == Cascade of Flying Spaghetti Monsters ??? Makes for an interesting picture.
FSM Google Search
Not the first results surely?
Explain.
I am sure that the Institutional Review Board (IRB) was active in protecting H.M. If the IRB rejected my research protocol last month because I used bold font on our recruitment posters to highlight the amount we compensate for participation...Welllll, I am sure that H.M. was well protected from immoral fonts anyway.
I was wondering if it was actually H.M. or another amnesic in the tack story. In so far as that fact, my memory was accurate. However, it appears I've embellished somewhat... here is the story in a google book of Psychological Trauma and the Developing Brain By Phyllis T. Stien, Joshua C. Kendall
A scientist would tape a tack onto his palm. Then he would walk into the room with H.M. He would first ask him, "Have you ever seen me before?" H.M. would deny ever seeing the scientist before. Then they would shake hands. OUCH!! The scientist leaves the room, and comes back in two minutes. Rinse. Repeat. H.M. over and over would get poked by the tack.
Then one day: Scientist asks, "Have you ever seen me before?" H.M. denies seeing the scientist before. The scientist offers a hand to shake. H.M. refuses to shake hands. When asked why, H.M. responds,
"Sometimes scientists tape tacks on their palms."
New Topic:
H.M. learned how to solve the Tower of Hanoi (documented by decreasing time to solve) but denied ever seeing the Tower of Hanoi before.
This is an example of some evidence that distinguished between semantic(facts) and episodic(event) memory systems.
not duped, but Octuped. Dectuped. kilotuped. With Anterograde Amnesia, it wouldn't matter.
If he is unable or unfit to give consent, then his legal guardian would have been. How else do you think that research on children, or with people with Autism is able to get conducted?
The most important contribution of H.M. is helping pin down the fact that for Episodic memory, the Medial Temporal Lobe is critical. From there a whole lot of work has been done pinning down the sub regions of the Medial Temporal Lobe with memory function:
The hippocampus: CA1 CA3 and dentate gyrus, is important for associating memory traces with contexts. The surrounding cortices important for making global assessments of the familiarity of a memory trace. Look up Professor Andrew Yonelinas at his UC Davis website for some current reviews of Recollection and Familiarity processes.
42 Mb/sec.... standing next to the tower.
Everywhere else, a tenth of that or less.
ha ha
I guess Your DONGLE isn't long enough.
Tell me, does this mean that Schrödinger's cat doesn't need to die?
I am sure you are a victim of your own confirmation bias. There are plenty of cases where government gets it right, plenty of cases where businesses get it wrong.
Checks and balances...The voters are the check and balance when one party controls both the executive and legislative branches. Bad job, and they are out. Like Bush and the repugs.
Doesn't the madam the same as a mac?
McCain graduated at the bottom of the class at his naval academy and now he is old. Brains get worse quickly at his age, and he didn't start with much.
Meanwhile, we have a brilliant candidate who graduated at the top of his class in law school.
Seems clear to me.
Perhaps.. But do you get sued when someone tried to hop your electric fence to steal cattle?
Scenario, the thief gets shocked, and then hear a bug get zapped. Connection, they just got zapped like a bug. They are a bug.