A friend of mine asked me, "How can we give models their own sense of taste?" Furthermore, he remarked that typically we use humans as...

I'll admit , "antipsychotic" is a bit of a scary word. The second half, "psychotic," refers to some of the most extreme and frightening experiences a human can have. I think the word evokes imagery of psychiatric wards, confusion, strait jackets, possibly violence, and overall distress. A treatment designed to suppress such a serious condition might suggest being powerful enough to match the strength of the condition, thus giving antipsychotics their own stigma—especially if

In another post , I shared some thoughts on why the physical boundaries of You  might be difficult to make solid on the basis that...

I'd like to make two distinctions. An Instantaneous You  and a Distributional You . The Instantaneous You  represents a singular point...