List of Relevant Websites
New blog (from start of 2019)…
A Difference That Makes A Difference…
https://a-difference-that-makes-a-difference.blogspot.com
Key sources for neuroscience and predictive processing…
Karl Friston's University College London homepage:
This is a selective yet extensive list of his papers, articles and lectures, categorised by him, updated sporadically.
He has developed a set of mathematical theories in computational neuroscience around the free energy principle (FEP).
Giulio Tononi's homepage:
Integrated information theory (IIT) and key related papers.
Key sources for Objectivism's metaphysics and epistemology…
ARI:
Ayn Rand Institute's website containing sources that cover all aspects of Objectivism, a gateway to the associated literature.
To drill down to overviews of Rand's metaphysics and epistemology (that bear on my PDF Existence, Identity, Consciousness) see…
ARI | Introduction to Objectivism | Metaphysics:
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ARI | The Objectivist Metaphysics: Axioms, Causality and the Primacy of Existence
This is a transcript of a talk by Leonard Peikoff covering Rand's metaphysics.
AS:
The Atlas Society is an alternative source for (Neo-) Objectivism.
For a pertinent series of audio lectures, see…
AS | The Foundations of Knowledge: The Primacy of Existence
A series of audio lectures given by David Kelley.
Overviews of some key ideas…
Wikipedia | Free energy principle (FEP):
Wikipedia | Integrated information theory (IIT):
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy | Holism and Nonseparability in Physics:
By Richard Healey
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy | Ayn Rand:
By Neera K. Badhwar & Roderick T. Long
ARI | Lexicon | The primacy of existence or the primacy of consciousness:
The lexicon is useful is clarifying a range of concepts used in Objectivism.
Objectivism In Depth | The Axioms of Objectivism
This brief blog article by Eric MacIntosh considers those axioms that are at the core of Rand's metaphysics.
Supplementary websites | neuroscience and predictive processing…
Predictive Mind
Thomas Metzinger & Wanja Wiese's collection of predictive-processing papers from a wide range of contributors:
Andy Clark's University of Edinburgh homepage:
Perhaps the most prominent explainer of Karl Friston's free energy principle (FEP) and predictive processing (PP) more generally, as well as other aspect in the philosophy of mind. His is a more philosophical explanation of Friston's mathematical theories.
Links to various publications, talks, etc.
Jacob Hohwy's Monash University homepage:
Anil Seth's University of Sussex homepage:
Karl Friston's article on Aeon - The Mathematics of Mind-Time:
His article gives an insight into how he approaches the mind philosophically.
Aeon is another website worth bookmarking anyway.
More links will be added and updated here…
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