"The visual information a person gets from seeing a person speak changes the way they hear the sound." from Wikipedia.

"According to Jakob von Uexküll and Thomas A. Sebeok, umwelt is the 'biological foundations that lie at the very epicenter of the study of both communication and signification in the human [and non-human] animal.'" from Wikipedia.

"Their hypothesis is that my wasted deliberation...is a metacognitive mistake....I confuse the array of options and excess of information with importance."

“'I left it on the southern edge of the western table.'” from NYT.

"Chemero’s experiment, published March 9 in Public Library of Science, was designed to test one of Heidegger’s fundamental concepts: that people don’t notice familiar, functional tools, but instead 'see through' them to a task at hand, for precisely the same reasons that one doesn’t think of one’s fingers while tying shoelaces. The tools are us." from Wired.

In an age of classroom multitasking, scholars probe the nature of learning and memory. from The Chronicle of Higher Education.

"Our findings suggest that students are vulnerable to evaluative letters presented before a task, and support years of research highlighting the significant role that nonconscious processes play in achievement settings." from PubMed.

the simultaneous simplicity and complexity of mirrors. from nyt.

and the workings of the human brain.

parceling the brain into cognitive and affective regions is inherently problematic.