Jakob Hohwy, “The Predictive Mind” (Oxford UP, 2014)
The prediction error minimization hypothesis is the first grand unified empirical theory about how the brain implements the mind. The hypothesis, which is as bold as it is controversial, proposes to explain the mind via one core mechanism: a process of comparing predicted sensory input with actu ...
Jakob Hohwy, “The Predictive Mind” (Oxford UP, 2014)
The prediction error minimization hypothesis is the first grand unified empirical theory about how the brain implements the mind. The hypothesis, which is as bold as it is controversial, proposes to explain the mind via one core mechanism: a process of comparing predicted sensory input with actu ...
Jakob Hohwy, “The Predictive Mind” (Oxford UP, 2014)
The prediction error minimization hypothesis is the first grand unified empirical theory about how the brain implements the mind. The hypothesis, which is as bold as it is controversial, proposes to explain the mind via one core mechanism: a process of comparing predicted sensory input with actu ...
Jakob Hohwy, “The Predictive Mind” (Oxford UP, 2014)
The prediction error minimization hypothesis is the first grand unified empirical theory about how the brain implements the mind. The hypothesis, which is as bold as it is controversial, proposes to explain the mind via one core mechanism: a process of comparing predicted sensory input with actu ...
Does Hustle Culture Drive Creativity?
Last week’s episode of ‘What Happens Next?’ investigated the downsides of hustle culture – the pervasive idea that the only way to earn respect is by using every minute of the day to be productive. This attitude, embraced by LinkedIn influencers and productivity gurus, has far-reaching consequen ...
Present Sense: The Problem of Consciousness
‘We don't know what another person is experiencing ... but I think we can have some certainty that it's very different to our own experience and that's something we should probably start acknowledging more when we're thinking about consciousness.’What exactly do we mean when we refer to human co ...
Why Your Brain Won't Accept That It's Over
You already know it's over.
You've accepted it logically.
You've had the conversations.
You understand why it ended.
And yet the brain keeps running.
Keeps predicting.
Keeps expecting.
Keeps returning to the same place
no matter how many times
you tell it not to.
This isn't weakness.
This isn't ...
How Your Brain Builds Reality and Why It Gets Stuck: Jakob Hohwy on the Predictive Mind
Your brain isn't simply recording reality. It's constantly predicting it.
Why can someone know they are loved and still feel unlovable? Why can we intellectually know something is safe and still be terrified of it? Why can resisting pain sometimes make it worse? And why are some beliefs so diff ...
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