

BI 242 Kathryn Nave: How Life Gets its Meaning and Intelligence
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“There is new mathematics and physics here! Many examples from medicine and pharmacology demonstrate that drugs and toxins can alter our consciousness. What about a new understanding of how our biological receptors work? Receptors are the mi…”
“Concepts are dual to percepts -- the mind duality of Immanuel Kant. Syntax is dual to semantics -- communication, messages, languages, information. All messages are dual. Excitatory is dual to inhibition. Transmitter (sender) is dual to rec…”
“I have watched probably every single podcast that you've done, you are doing a great job with the "in-between" layman and academia - I like to call it, "For the enthusiastic layman" - Ya won't understand if you are not interested enough to…”
“A video that may be too much for an FEP neophyte but would be appreciated by Kathryn. (an addition to my previous comment) “Autopoietic Enactivism and the Free Energy Principle - Prof. Friston, Prof Buckley, Dr. Ramstead” Sep 5, 2023 Youtub…”
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