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institute:center-for-the-study-of-apparent-selvesCenter For The Study Of Apparent Selves
Research center in Kathmandu organizing workshops on care as driver of intelligence.
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Thinkers (4)
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- Thomas Doctoraffiliated_with
- Olaf Witkowskiaffiliated_withCo-author; researcher at Cross Labs and Earth-Life Science Institute; contributes to interdisciplinary AI and biology integration.
- Bill Duaneaffiliated_withCo-author; independent researcher and practitioner contributing perspectives on Buddhist thought and cognition.
- Elizaveta Solomonovaaffiliated_withCo-author; neurophilosopher at McGill University; bridges neuroscience and philosophical inquiry.
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- Stress Care Intelligence Loopassociated_with
- Ai Buddhism Conceptual Dictionaryassociated_with
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- Center for the Study of Apparent Selves, Kathmandurelated_tosame_asAffiliation of multiple authors and organizer of the 'Care as Driver of Intelligence' workshop.
- Funder of the research and the 'Care as Driver of Intelligence' workshop.
Events (1)
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- Workshop part of Templeton World Charity Foundation's First Annual Scientific Conference on Human Flourishing, Nov 29 - Dec 6, 2022, Kathmandu, where ideas were discussed.
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- Selves that are dynamical constructs, maintained by continuous reinterpretation.
- Major consciousness science center directed by Ned Block and David Chalmers
- Research center affiliated with the authors at USP
- Where the 1960s experiments on perception of black-and-white patterns were conducted.
- Institution where Alexander conducted perception experiments in early 1960s investigating how different perceivers recognize wholeness in configurations.
- Primary entities of wholeness that arise from configurations and are activated in space; they have different levels of strength or coherence and are intensified by relationships with other centers.
- The relative strength or prominence of a center within a wholeness field; argued to be physically modified by culture and context