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In Cognitive Daily - Posted 4 days ago
Take a look at this video:You may have seen it before -- it's the work of a CGI animation studio that takes the motions of human actors and turns them...
Tags: swimming
In Cognitive Daily - Posted 1 week ago
You're at a bar, club, or church social and you've just met an absolutely stunning member of the opposite sex. You're single and available, and you de...
Tags: sex
In Cognitive Daily - Posted 1 week ago
When Jim was 12 or 13, he seemed to want to watch almost every R-rated movie that came out. PG-13 movies were okay, and PG and G-rated movies were ben...
In Cognitive Daily - Posted 2 weeks ago
Notwithstanding the cute pictures from yesterday's post, Jim is now nearly seventeen years old. He's taller than me, has a beard, and is much less int...
In Cognitive Daily - Posted 2 weeks ago
When Jimmy and Nora were toddlers, we bought them great little plastic scooters to ride around the house. They were the perfect size for a small child...
In Cognitive Daily - Posted 3 weeks ago
You might think the zoo is an odd place for psychology bloggers to meet up. But on Saturday not only did Greta and I get a chance to connect with some...
In Cognitive Daily - Posted 3 weeks ago
One of Jimmy's favorite toys as a toddler was a simple little bucket of blocks. There were three shapes: a rectangular prism, a triangular prism, and ...
In Cognitive Daily - Posted 3 weeks ago
Greta and I will be at the North Carolina Zoo this coming Saturday, September 20, to meet with readers and practically all of the North Carolina Scien...
Tags: kids
In Cognitive Daily - Posted 4 weeks ago
Last week we asked readers how much sleep they lost staying up to watch the political coverage of the Democratic and Republican conventions, and how t...
In Cognitive Daily - Posted 5 weeks ago
I've been dragging for the last few days -- I just can't seem to resist watching the latest speeches from the Republican National Convention. I was si...
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