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CogNews is a Slashdot style news site for the
cognitive sciences -- neurology, psychology, artificial intelligence, philosophy,
linguistics, biology, sociology, anthropolgy and more. Basically anything that
has to do with thinking, intelligence or how the mind works.
The intention of CogNews is to promote crosstalk between all cognitive science
disciplines and to let the cognitive science community at large know what's new,
exciting or noteworthy.
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