MIT 9.11: The Human Brain (Spring 2018)
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MIT 9.11: The Human Brain (Spring 2018)
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#2YouTube playlist of all linked videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyGKBDfnk-iAQx4Kw9JeV...
Re: MIT 9.11: The Human Brain (Spring 2018)
#3There's a long history of really great MIT intro (or relatively so) psychology/brain science courses. Back in the 1970s, the intro course was a hugely popular lecture taught by the head of the department.
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#5There's a long history of really great MIT intro (or relatively so) psychology/brain science courses. Back in the 1970s, the intro course was a hugely popular lecture taught by the head of the department.
Yes, Hans-Lukas Teuber. https://wikipedia.org/en/Hans-Lukas_Teuber What impressed me so much about the course was it was completely focused on what, scientifically (via measurement), was known about the brain. I loved that it wasn't a 'fluff' psychology class at all.
Re: MIT 9.11: The Human Brain (Spring 2018)
#6There's a long history of really great MIT intro (or relatively so) psychology/brain science courses. Back in the 1970s, the intro course was a hugely popular lecture taught by the head of the department.
Re: MIT 9.11: The Human Brain (Spring 2018)
#7Watched about an hour so far and this is fabulous. The talks very clearly outline the bounds of the problem space (known and unknown) and then start going region to region. The goal is to perceive the texture of the knowledge domain. This is my favorite way to learn about a subject.
Looks like it's gonna be a nerdy Saturday night binge watching these. Too bad there isn't a Netflix for this kind of stuff
Re: MIT 9.11: The Human Brain (Spring 2018)
#8Watched about an hour so far and this is fabulous. The talks very clearly outline the bounds of the problem space (known and unknown) and then start going region to region. The goal is to perceive the texture of the knowledge domain. This is my favorite way to learn about a subject. Looks like it's gonna be a nerdy Saturday night binge watching these. Too bad there isn't a Netflix for this kind of stuff
Just finished the first video. She's a great story teller and very engaging. I'm really delighted to have been made aware of this.
Re: MIT 9.11: The Human Brain (Spring 2018)
#9The typo on the second slide, "Marr's Level's of analysis" kinda jumps out doesn't it?
Re: MIT 9.11: The Human Brain (Spring 2018)
#10For anyone curious about the MIT course numbering system:
http://catalog.mit.edu/subjects/