The Corpus Clock
Ok, now this post is not going to be about poker, but I promise you that it is well worth me using my bullhorn to the internet to tell you all about it. And besides, poker tends to attract people who are in the math/science/engineering fields anyway so it shouldn’t be too hard for anyone [...]
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Posted on September 21, 2008 by Secor | Filed Under Philosophy, Science
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Blindsight and Betting: An Experiment by Persaud, McLeod and Cowey
Blindsight is a strange brain/mind condition that philosophers like to discuss in the context of discussions about consciousness.  People with blindsight have a problem with their visual cortex, and as a result are “blind” in an area of their visual field, what is called a scotoma.   Why do I put the word “blind” in quotation marks? It is because these blindsighted people claim [...]
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Posted on July 15, 2007 by Suber | Filed Under Philosophy, Poker, Science
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