Date: August 2012
"My father tried turning his thoughts into a substitute immune system."
preview | full record— Roth, Marco (b. 1974)
Date: September 17, 2012
"Our modern skulls house a Stone Age mind."
preview | full record— Gottlieb, Anthony
Date: September 17, 2012
"This mind is regarded as a set of software modules that were written by natural selection and now constitute a universal human nature. We are, in short, all running apps from Fred Flintstone's not-very-smartphone."
preview | full record— Gottlieb, Anthony
Date: 2012
"Peirce was an intellectual Swiss Army knife. Mathematics, logic, philosophy, science, semiotics—whatever the discipline, he could slice through it with his nimble, creative mind."
preview | full record— McCabe, Bret
Date: November 21, 2012
"I've come to believe that a good cry is like a carwash for the soul."
preview | full record— Hayes, Bill
Date: 2012
"Fleeing from the dank halls of the mind's prison toward the grassy meadows of the material world, speculative realism must also make good on the first term of its epithet: metaphysics need not seek verification, whether from experience, physics, mathematics, formal logic, or even reason."
preview | full record— Bogost, Ian
Date: December 17, 2012
"Until very recently, the human mind was a black box. But here we are in the 21st century, and now we have all these new technologies with opportunities to look inside that black box--a little."
preview | full record— Liao, S. Matthew
Date: December 2, 2012
"For now, our ability to understand how all those parts [of the brain] relate is quite limited, sort of like trying to understand the political dynamics of Ohio from an airplane window above Cleveland."
preview | full record— Marcus, Gary (b. 1970)
Date: March 19, 2012
"I mean seriously, HOLY FUCK. My mind exploded when I looked at this."
preview | full record— Margary, Drew
Date: March 19, 2012
"Even when I got the question right, the mental strain it took to try and dig through the piles of shit-encrusted mildew in my brain to retrieve the information needed to solve any given equation was brutal."
preview | full record— Margary, Drew