"False Propositions Might Actually Disgust Us"
Sam Harris, aside from being a best-selling author of The End of Faith and Letters to a Christian Nation, is also pursuing a Ph.D. in neurology at UCLA (and he's my age - he looks so young!). His paper, "Functional Neuroimaging of Belief, Disbelief, and Uncertainty," appears in Annals of Neurology. I haven't had a chance to read it yet - I'm just getting through the latest issue of JASIST - but I intend to.
The full text of the paper is here, also as a PDF.
UPDATED: I have read the paper, and will post a summary soon.
The full text of the paper is here, also as a PDF.
UPDATED: I have read the paper, and will post a summary soon.
Labels: evolution of religion, neuroimaging, Sam Harris
posted by Kristine | Monday, December 17, 2007
2 Comments:
You missed the perfect opportunity to plug yourself on the cover of Playboy.
How modest!
**wink and kisses**
more kisses, just 'cause.
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