InThe SpikebyJeremy Gordon·Apr 9, 2018Empirical Enactivism: How our brains simulate the world in order to experiment on the futureA single cognitive strategy might help brains do everything from resolving visual ambiguity, empathizing with others, and performing…A response icon1A response icon1
InThe SpikebyJeremy Gordon·Jun 12, 2017An illustrated overview of how our brains (might) think — the fascinating intuition of the…“Perception is controlled hallucination.”A response icon14A response icon14
InTDS ArchivebyJeremy Gordon·Jan 22, 2017Visualizing Competition & CollaborationI’ve been enjoying zach lieberman’s sketches recently, and started thinking about similarly cell-based animations where cells interact…
Jeremy Gordon·May 20, 2016An Appreciation of Modern Neuroscience in Ten Minutes of MeditationA year go I stumbled into the fascinating world of modern theoretical neuroscience, inspired first by the work of Jeff Hawkins, and then a…
InSocial EnterprisebyJeremy Gordon·Mar 4, 2014The Ticket to Ride a ‘Smart’ Bus Includes Public Health InfoEngaging, educating and learning from Nairobi commuters via SMS
InSocial EnterprisebyJeremy Gordon·Jan 8, 2014Re-aligning Incentives in East African TechEntrepreneurs are deeply dependent on every individual that comes into contact with their business, so make sure all your stakeholders win when you do
InSocial EnterprisebyJeremy Gordon·Jul 2, 2013Mobile Hype: Filling in the GapsWhy SMS-based Research Is Powerful Only if Done Right