#Ethology

Roddy Grieves

rmgrieves

Boice (1977) https://psycnet.apa.org/doi/10.1037/h0077338 tested if laboratory rats still know how to dig burrows. In an outdoor pen and in glass sided lab cages they dug burrows almost identical in design

TheFreePhenotype

DialecticalA

Recently an article was published that attempts to defend the idea that a clear delineation can be made between proximate and ultimate processes. Here I discuss how this perspective is

James Poulos

jamespoulos

A type of liberalism is independent of and prior to the abstract apparatus of liberal experts trying to make the world conform to their perfection of it in speech...That of

Norbert Wiener Kreis

carl_b_sachs

As promised, some thoughts on what I advertised as "Sellarsian cybernetic communism": a meandering thread. I shall start with my musings on what Sellars meant by "the myth of the

sonderina

umbrasalto

for the longest time now, psychology has had a chip on its shoulder about being a feminine-coded 'soft science' such that it became obsessed with only studying things that it

Current Biology

CurrentBiology

Let's hear from 21 amazing women in #biology, starting with a grande dame of #popgen Tomoko Ohta https://www.cell.com/current-biology/fulltext/S0960-9822(12)00707-5 #WomenInScience #WomenInScienceDay organelle biologist Maya Schuldinerh

Jamie Jones

juemos

New paper out today with @MikePricePhD on how biological entities, who have been shaped by natural selection, should make decisions when the payoffs to those decisions are variable and have

Alexis Verger

Alexis_Verger

#365womeninSTEM Let's try this for 2020, a thread that will highlight a woman in STEM every day #womeninscience #WomenInSTEM (in no particular order - You, you, maybe you- I will

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