Science and culture writer David Dobbs has returned to bloggery with Neuron Culture; exceptional insights and wit to be found there
Competition and the effects of excessive choice are the topics of a thoughtful post at The Frontal Cortex
W’e’re Only Human gives us some unsettling news concerning the power of false confessions in court
Seth’s Blog has a few things to say about how we handle boundaries
Rationally Speaking muses on the enigma of spirituality for the skeptic
A new invention is enabling ultrasound to open windows into the brain, reports The New Scientist
The Research Digest explores whether the police are any better than the rest of us at judging eye-witness statements
Where does humor and laughter reside in the brain? asks Dr. Shock
Brain Hammer takes a respectable shot at defining intentionality
NeuroLogica delves into the controversy surrounding the rise in autism rates
Evolutionary perspectives on personality are investigated at The Mouse Trap
Ars Psychiatrica discusses the tragic story of Brent Cambron, an anesthesiologist who developed an opioid addiction
And My Mind on Books provides a list of cognitive science books coming out this year
David DiSalvo is a science, technology and culture writer whose work appears in Scientific American Mind, Psychology Today and a variety of other places.
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