WHY DO WE MAKE ERRORS? ARE THEY BLUNDERS CAUSED BY THE limitations of our
cognitive system? Or are errors indispensable parts of eveiy intelligent system? From the …

… This point gains even more force when we consider the specific kind of mistake that you
would have to be making here. You wouldn't necessarily be wrong to believe that ‘2 + 2 = 4’ was …

… includes me, then I model myself as existing. But I will only exist iff (sic) I am a veridical model
of my environment. Put even more simply; “I think therefore I am,4 iff I am what I think”. This …

… Nonetheless, in many of her publications, we think she made a double error: … therefore, it
was possible for us to learn to cultivate our temperamental variability. They had few choices; we …

… Hence find (i) the interest on the deposit of ` 650 … Draw the graph and hence (i) Find the cost
of seven note books. (ii) … Draw the graph for the above table and hence find (i) the value of y …

… , we ask if they could have done otherwise. To assign responsibility for a tragedy, we consider
… When reading that a job candidate is 'punctual', we consider what his recommender might …

… large, formalized, thinking-obsessed organizations are clear enough: not to suspend thinking
so much as put it in its place, alongside seeing and doing. Isn't it time we got past our ob.…

… will have similar composition, and thus we collect the noise data from all of the user,s input
data sequences at the first stage. After the noise is identified, the Type I and II data sets will …

… To understand why this is so, we begin with some history, and a problem. Well into the 1980s,
the study of brain systems underlying behavior and cognition was heavily dominated by a …

… how much people rely on language in their thinking, I hypothesized that cultural assumptions
on talking and thinking influence the actual effect of talking on thinking through the mode of …