John Bargh’s “Before You Know It: The Unconscious Reasons We Do What We Do” offers a thorough investigation into the hidden factors that influence our behavior. Bargh, a prominent figure in social psychology, merges his knowledge with an engaging narrative style, providing readers with understanding of how subtle elements can guide our actions without our […]

The concept of “belief superiority” denotes the assertion that one’s views and convictions are better than those of others. This mindset signifies not just a sense of correctness but also suggests that others are essentially incorrect. An insightful examination of this concept is presented in a guest article for the Research Digest, which highlights research […]

A Much-Anticipated Project Introduction: The Choice Engine In an environment where technology intertwines with psychology, the recent unveiling of “The Choice Engine” has garnered significant attention. This interactive essay navigates the intricate landscapes of psychology, neuroscience, and philosophy, scrutinizing the elusive notion of free will. Crafted as a distinctive exploration through dialogue, users are encouraged […]

Oliver Selfridge played a significant role in the advancement of artificial intelligence. In 1959, he introduced the Pandemonium architecture, a conceptual model that demonstrated how simple, specialized components could connect to execute intricate tasks. This framework laid the groundwork for neural networks, fueling progress in machine learning that currently shapes technology. The Pandemonium model became […]