Serge Ahmed

@sergeahmed.bsky.social

Behavioral and Brain Scientist ~ Addiction Research ~ CNRS Research Director ~ University of Bordeaux

TimRobbins REVEALS that SusanSarandon LOST MANY ACTING JOBS due to her stance on Israel. She's a beautiful, wonderful, caring very brave lady. May she be blessed with good fortune

I think we, climate physicists, have overlooked something with respect to climatic instabilities... their effect on weather variability... I believe this will be the main problem for our society and economy for the next three generations to come... at least... www.nature.com/articles/d41...

‘Climate free fall’: why the biggest risk to our economies is yet to be recognized

Increasing instability of the ocean, ice and atmosphere threatens farming, finance and society. We all need to wake up to that fact.

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Le communiqué de presse du CNRS sur notre étude 🤗 : "Comment le cerveau s’adapte-t-il face à l’incertitude ?" www.cnrs.fr/fr/presse/co...

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Jérémie Naudé@jeremie-n.bsky.social · last mo.

Nouvel article avec @ecoutureau.bsky.social ☺️ www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/... Quand une récompense n'arrive pas, comment le cerveau nous permet de savoir s'il s'agit d'une malchance… ou d'un changement des règles du jeu ? On a suivi la trace d'un neuromodulateur, la noradrénaline, pour comprendre :

Nouvel article avec @ecoutureau.bsky.social ☺️ www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/... Quand une récompense n'arrive pas, comment le cerveau nous permet de savoir s'il s'agit d'une malchance… ou d'un changement des règles du jeu ? On a suivi la trace d'un neuromodulateur, la noradrénaline, pour comprendre :

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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), a peer reviewed journal of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) - an authoritative source of high-impact, original research that broadly spans...

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Security camera footage obtained from local businesses showed individuals who are believed to be U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers surrounding a car and pulling the driver onto the street, in events connected to the fatal shooting of a man in a coastal town in Maine on July 13.

I spent today wrestling with a difficult piece. Wrote, had some thoughts, wrote some more, had more thoughts. It's challenging, but that's what I love about writing. So I am perplexed by this story of a writer for a high-profile magazine using AI to write their piece, and leaving in a prompt...

There is a standard format for general philosophy of mind courses which goes: first there was dualism, then (300 years later) behaviourism (quickly refuted by Putnam) then identity theory (ditto) then functionalism then the problem of consciousness, and maybe intentionality. The end.