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Re:Karl Friston: a neuroscientist who might hold the key to ... by ColinWright on Tuesday November 20, 2018 @05:48AM (#18492953)
Re:Karl Friston: a neuroscientist who might hold the key to ... by platz on Tuesday November 20, 2018 @08:41AM (#18493693)
Take for example this paragraph:

> “This is absolutely novel in history,” Ramstead told me as we sat on a bench in Queen Square, surrounded by patients and staff from the surrounding hospitals. Before Friston came along, “We were kind of condemned to forever wander in this multidisciplinary space without a common currency,” he continued. “The free energy principle gives you that currency.”

This is bloviation and crankery. I am not the target audience for this kind of reputation-building.

Re:Karl Friston: a neuroscientist who might hold the key to ... by janimo on Tuesday November 20, 2018 @09:06AM (#18493838)
I agree the style is annoying, using many such paragraphs to meet the required word count, but Friston's reputation is well established in scientific circles (although I first heard of him yesterday).
Re:Karl Friston: a neuroscientist who might hold the key to ... by RyJones on Tuesday November 20, 2018 @06:22AM (#18493065)
I read the title, saw the domain, and didn't read it.