Paul’s Blog

I presume that as we move forward in time along experience data, broad classifications of initial impressions (internal value attributions, beliefs, interpretations) become increasingly detailed, as with an anisotropic filter.  Radial branches from the event origin map more or less with other event origins like twigs off main branches, according to similarity algorithms.  But when [...]

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This episode of the new Science Channel TV series called “Weird Connections” is incredibly important to the field of Cognitive Load Theory.
Check it out:

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First principles first, right? (that is, one should consider first principles in any serious academic endeavor, at least before a “Toward a Theory Governing [insert two-dollar words here] . Blah blah”)? Well, I would like to begin by stating that a simple definition does not meet the traditional scientific criteria for a theory. Although in [...]

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