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Pomodoro Breaks

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Making a host of powerful literature in science, technology, humanities, business and management available with the help of advanced technology and generative AI tools.

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00:15:01

Rules to Infinity: The Normative Role of Mathematics...

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2025/04/07

"Rules to Infinity: The Normative Role of Mathematics in Scientific Explanation" by Michael Friedman delves into the complex and often debated relationship between mathematics and scientific explanation. It doesn't just ask if mathematics is necessary for scientific explanations, but how it contributes and what its role should be. Friedman argues for a "normative" role, meaning that mathematics doesn't just describe the world, it also sets standards for what counts as a good explanation.

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00:26:31

Theory of Mind_ Exploring Cognition, Language, and...

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2025/04/04

Theory of mind is a fundamental aspect of human cognition that allows us to understand and interact with the social world. It involves a complex interplay of cognitive, linguistic, and social abilities, and its development is crucial for healthy social functioning.

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00:19:20

Tethered Rationality_ The Neuroscience of Human Behavior

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2025/04/03

"Tethered Rationality: The Neuroscience of Human Behavior" explores the fascinating intersection of neuroscience, psychology, and economics to understand the limitations of human rationality. It challenges the traditional view of humans as perfectly rational actors, instead proposing that our rationality is "tethered" by various cognitive and emotional factors.

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00:38:33

Physical Intelligence: How the Body and Mind Connect

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2025/04/02

"Physical Intelligence: How the Body and Mind Connect" explores the fascinating and often overlooked connection between our physical selves and our cognitive abilities, emotional well-being, and overall performance. It delves into the idea that intelligence isn't just about what happens in our brains, but also about how we use our bodies.

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00:14:35

Mindreading: Why We Misunderstand Each Other

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2025/04/01

"Mindreading: Why We Misunderstand Each Other" by Nicholas Epley delves into the fascinating and often frustrating world of how we try to understand what others are thinking, feeling, and intending. It explores the cognitive processes behind our attempts at "mindreading" and, more importantly, why we so often get it wrong.

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00:30:42

Developmental Psychobiology

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2025/03/31

"Developmental Psychobiology" offers a comprehensive understanding of how early experiences shape a child's life trajectory. By integrating knowledge from various disciplines, it provides valuable insights into the factors that contribute to healthy development and the prevention of developmental problems.

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00:33:19

The Sixth Extinction

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2025/03/28

"The Sixth Extinction" by Elizabeth Kolbert is a groundbreaking work that explores the alarming reality of the current biodiversity crisis and argues that we are in the midst of a sixth mass extinction event.

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00:12:39

The Evolution of Agency

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2025/03/27

"The Evolution of Agency: From Amoeba to Modern Human" embarks on a journey through the biological world, tracing the development of this fundamental capacity from its earliest, simplest forms in single-celled organisms to its most complex and nuanced expression in human consciousness.

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00:47:54

Sentience

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2025/03/26

This book explores the emergence of sentience, arguing that it's a progressively evolving biological and neurobiological phenomenon, not a sudden appearance. The author proposes a three-stage model of sentience's emergence, progressing from single-celled organisms to more complex animals with increasingly sophisticated nervous systems and brains. The book examines various animal species across these stages, using neurobiological and behavioural evidence to support the theory. Several philosophical

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00:34:38

Life as Information Processing

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2025/03/26

"Life as Information Processing" explores this fascinating intersection, examining how information is encoded in DNA, how it's used to regulate gene expression, how it's transmitted through signalling pathways, and how it ultimately shapes the behaviour and evolution of living systems.

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00:34:51

Competition Theory in Ecology

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2025/03/24

Competition theory in ecology is a cornerstone of understanding how species coexist and how communities are structured. It explores the dynamic interactions between organisms as they vie for limited resources, like food, water, sunlight, or space.

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00:19:28

Game Theory in Biology

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2025/03/24

"Game Theory in Biology: Evolution and Behavior" explores this fascinating intersection, demonstrating how strategic thinking, modeled mathematically, can illuminate the evolutionary forces shaping everything from animal contests and mating rituals to the intricate dynamics of cooperation and competition.

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00:16:27

Stampede Theory_ How Humans and Information Collide

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2025/03/21

"Stampede Theory: Human Nature, Technology, and Runaway Social Realities" by Philip Feldman explores the complex interplay between human behaviour, technology, and the emergence of troubling patterns in groups. In our increasingly interconnected world, understanding the dynamics of group behaviour and the influence of technology is crucial. "Stampede Theory" offers valuable insights into these complex issues and provides a framework for addressing the challenges they pose

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00:20:16

The End of Epistemology As We Know It

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2025/03/20

"The End of Epistemology As We Know It" by Brian Talbot presents a provocative challenge to traditional understandings of knowledge and justification. It offers a fresh perspective on the nature of belief and justification, raising important questions that are sure to spark debate among philosophers.

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00:13:19

The Darker Side of Leadership

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2025/03/19

"The Darker Side of Leadership" is a fascinating and important area of study that explores the negative aspects of leadership. It delves into the behaviors and characteristics of leaders that can cause harm to individuals, teams, and organizations.

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00:23:53

Frameworks of Power

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2025/03/18

"Frameworks of Power" by Stewart Clegg is a seminal work in social science that delves into the multifaceted concept of power. It explores various theoretical frameworks and perspectives on power, examining how it operates in different contexts and relationships.

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00:21:41

The Economic Ideas That Rule Us

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2025/03/17

"The Ideas That Rule Us" is a thought-provoking exploration of the fundamental concepts that have shaped human societies throughout history. With a keen eye for detail and a broad understanding of philosophy, politics, and culture, Nate navigates through the influential ideas that continue to impact our world today.

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00:27:05

Origin of language - Chomsky

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2025/03/14

Noam Chomsky proposes that humans possess an innate "language faculty" containing a "Universal Grammar"—a set of underlying principles governing all languages. He argues language is unique to humans, possibly emerging suddenly in evolution, and emphasizes syntax as its core. This nativist view suggests children acquire language due to this innate capacity, explaining language's generativity and the deep similarities between languages.

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00:14:17

Creative destruction

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2025/03/13

Joseph Schumpeter was a highly influential economist who is best known for his theory of creative destruction. Economic progress comes from a continuous process of creative destruction. This process is driven by entrepreneurs who introduce innovations. While this process can be disruptive and painful in the short term (e.g., job losses), it is essential for long-term economic growth and progress.

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00:15:53

The Shock Doctrine

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2025/03/12

"The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism" is a 2007 book by Naomi Klein that argues that neoliberal economic policies, often referred to as "shock therapy," have been implemented worldwide through the exploitation of crises and disasters.

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