Archive for the 'Cognition' Category
We’ve come in peace. Take us to your leader…
Newsweek has an interesting piece on Bush’s body language on his recent trip to Latin America. This relates to a new category I’m adding called “cognition.” I’m increasingly interested in how the mind receives and processes information. This is an area that is consistently ignored in mainstream [...]
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