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Stephen Mulhall
Who goes there?
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Dermot Moran
The touch of the eye
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Christopher French
From the subliminal to the ridiculous
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Virtually all experimental psychologists now accept that our behaviour can be affected by stimuli of which we have no conscious awareness. Such effects are typically not very dramatic even though they are reasonably reliable. However, such results do not on the surface appear to offer much support to claims of profound and lasting behavioural changes brought about by subliminal advertising or subliminal self-help tapes.
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Matthew Nudds
Discriminating senses
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The character of our perceptual experience is such that it appears to be integrated or unified across different senses. If introspection were all we had to go on, we wouldn’t distinguish different senses at all, but would take ourselves to have a single sense and to simply perceive, but not see, or feel, or taste, etc.
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Séverine Auffret
Gabrielle Suchon
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Robert A. Delfino
I’ll be back… or not
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There is a serious flaw in The Terminator which pretty much ruins the storyline. The problem is about Kyle Reese, who must enter the time-displacement equipment in the future, sometime after the Terminator had already entered it. We call this the “Bad Timing Problem”.
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Erik J. Wielenberg
Ordering thoughts
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Katerina Deligiorgi
The complacency complaint
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Tom O’Shea
Practically free
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Owen Hatherley
Frozen prose
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Ben Noys
The last soixante-huitard?
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Sharon Kaye
Q & A
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Jean Kazez
Guardians of cool, look away now…
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Charlotte Greig
Existential therapy
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I think we’re all at our most philosophical when we’re teenagers, aren’t we? There is something fascinating in those teenage years about questioning themoral order or the society you find yourself in, and I think it is a time when very strong and possibly violent dislikes and feelings of anger are coming up.
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Wendy M. Grossman
Financial crisis solution found in Uranus
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