Away
I'm leaving town today for a week, so no more posting until I get back late next week.
Meanwhile, I'm going to take Mixing Memory's lead and ask for requests for biology-related posts (though not because I'm fed up with politics - just because I'd like to write more about science). My main area of knowledge is neuroscience but I'm happy to write about anything that I'm reasonably qualified to talk about. So just leave a comment or email me if you want me to write about, say, stem cells, or genetic engineering, or how neurons work, or anything else, and I'll get on it when I get back.
posted by Andrew @ 2:20 AM
5 Comments:
channels? as in calcium channel blocker etc.
Posted by austere
Andrew,
I wrote a post awhile back complaining about the odd dualism expressed by otherwise reliably materialistic thinkers (like Martin Gardener and Roger Penrose) whenever the question of artificial intelligence rears its fleshless head. That post is here:
http://soundandfury.typepad.com/blog/2004/10/vanitas_vanitat.html
I'd be very interested in your own thoughts (whether archived or new) on whether human neurological structures are themselves sufficient to explain human consciousness. And if so, whether you think the engineering of synthetic analogues to those structures is possible.
I suspect this subject will move from the geeky margins to the center of conversation in the decades ahead.
Posted by Dan
How about synesthesia?
Posted by coturnix
If you're still soliciting topics, how about a post on MMR vaccination and autism? From everything I've read, there is no link, merely anecdotal evidence, but I'd love your take on it.
Thanks!
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